juxtapose
" the two pictures are to be juxtaposed, to find differences"
"listen to Tool's 'Schism', juxtaposed is used"
"listen to Tool's 'Schism', juxtaposed is used"
Get the juxtapose mug.
Juxtapose
A word meaning to place objects next to one another to create contrast. It has widely been used in the art world, and, unfortunately, has been picked up by art students. This means that if there is any contrast in any given student piece, you are bound to hear this word when critique time comes around.
Student A: The artist is creating a vivid dialogue through the use of the miniscule color-blocked area of the painting juxtaposes the gargantuan, overpowering, almost didactic imagery encompassing it.
Student B: You're just trying to use big words at this point, aren't you?
Student B: You're just trying to use big words at this point, aren't you?
Related Words
juxtapose
The ethical dilemma left Jared feeling juxtapose.
The grammar enthusiast Jared was juxtaposed after researching the Urban Dictionary.
The grammar enthusiast Jared was juxtaposed after researching the Urban Dictionary.
juxtapose
crazy word that a drunk swiss guinacologist came up with to he could have bragging rights over his fellow professional soda sharers.
juxtapose by Frequent Flyer Myles April 21, 2004
Juxtapussytion
A specific style of the artistic technique of 'juxtaposition' whereby one of the contrasting images contains a vagina motif.
'The Guggenheim has an incredibly powerful Andy Warhole work on display called 'pooch in the cooch.' The juxtapussytion of putting a Doberman in a midget's vagina not only made an interesting statement on the modern existential dilemma, but also gave me a bone so hard a dog couldn't chew through it.'
Juxtapussytion by Anonymous submissions January 29, 2017
juxtaposition
The juxtaposition of Brie Ann's milky white body with Tyrone's darkest ebony hue while making love shockingly revealed the contrast and ethereal beauty of their interracial rapture.
juxtaposition by Richard Black April 29, 2005