set in counterpoint - Meaning, Image, Examples & Etymology - Learn English Visually

to place or arrange two or more elements so that they contrast with or highlight each other.

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to place or arrange two or more elements so that they contrast with or highlight each other.

The director set the scenes in counterpoint to emphasize the contrast between the characters' lives.

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