What is "juxtaposed"

Usage examples of "juxtaposed".

What to Classical eyes were merely differences juxtaposed with identities must now be ordered and conceived on the basis of a functional homogeneity which is their hidden foundation.

The article read very well, and the photo of Regina Stewart and her children juxtaposed against the picture of the dumping ground was visually effective.

Tyne saw several emotions juxtaposed on his face, all at war with each other.

Voices are refracted, juxtaposed, but never assimilated or eliminated.

Months later, that picture would be juxtaposed with the grieving faces of other attendees on a large screen in a California courtroom.

The likeness at times raised uncanny chills, or startled queer twists of juxtaposed memory.

The nexus of cold that was Luhaine came and went at juxtaposed intervals, tacking over the cliffside below, as he selected which plants should be harvested.

Arrived in a doorless, five-sided chamber, Arithon beheld juxtaposed views of himself, the myriad reflections a mirror image of his snarled hair and torn clothing.

He thought he could make out an assortment of wedge shapes, juxtaposed against long, roughly cylindrical objects.

History was suddenly pleated, the years juxtaposed, and the laughter was that of childhood again.

The dirty feeling of being an agent for a foreign power, juxtaposed with the thrill of fooling a whole legion of government spooks.

Yycroman designs: a water-efficient staggered system of slickglass sink and toilet facilities, juxtaposed with a typically open Yycroman cloudburst-shower compartment.