Pronunciation: /ˌkɑntrədɪˈstɪŋkʃən/
noun the act or state of being set in opposition or contrast
A1 In this book, the author explores the contradistinction between good and evil.
A2 The movie highlighted the contradistinction between the main character's past and present.
B1 The article discusses the contradistinction between traditional and modern methods of farming.
B2 The artist's work often plays with the contradistinction of light and shadow.
C1 The philosopher delved deep into the contradistinction of reality and perception.
C2 The scientist's research focused on the contradistinction of nature and nurture in human development.
formal The professor highlighted the contradistinction between the two theories during the lecture.
informal She pointed out the contradistinction between the two options before making a decision.
slang I never realized the contradistinction between those two brands until now.
figurative The artist used light and shadow to create a contradistinction in his painting.
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