Definitions
the act of distinguishing by comparing differences
Word origin
From French contraster, from Latin contrāstāre (“to resist", "to withstand”), from contrā (“against”) + stō, stāre (“to stand”).
Used in a sentence
“The red and the orange don't have much contrast between them — I can hardly tell them apart.”
“Ohh, you can't fool me. This thing's top of the line! It's got two contrast knobs!”
“Israel is a country of many contrasts.”
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Used as a crossword answer1 curated clues
01“Shown difference”8 letters
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