All 6 Uses of
contrast
in
Killing Kennedy
- By contrast, Jackie enjoys listening to bossa nova records and keeps fit by jumping on a trampoline and lifting weights.†
p. 37.8 *by contrast = in a comparison that shows differences
- But the public adulation is a stark contrast to the private inner hell John Kennedy is living right now.†
p. 113.4
- She is blessed with lips that are full and red, contrasting seductively with her smooth olive skin.†
p. 135.9
- The Secret Service protection given President Kennedy is constant, and contrasts sharply with the protection given Abraham Lincoln a hundred years ago.†
p. 138.2
- Her fondness for European culture and fashion have long contrasted with the more down-to-earth sensibilities of the American public.†
p. 222.1 *
- Kennedy can see why this was such a great loss to Lee, for the rolling hills look out over the river to Washington, where the fast pace and backroom deals are a drastic contrast to the quiet and peace of the cemetery.†
p. 235.3
Definitions:
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(1)
(contrast as in: contrast their writing styles) point to differences between; or compare to show differences
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(2)
(contrast as in: there is a contrast) a difference -- especially a notable difference; or the side-x-side arrangement of things that draws attention to an unmissable difference
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(3)
(contrast as in: sharpen the picture contrast) the difference between tones of an image -- as in a photo or video -- such as the quality of brightness or the intensity of shades or colors