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View definitions for antithesis

antithesis

noun as in exact opposite

noun as in contrast, opposition

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After Anolik’s 2014 Vanity Fair profile of Babitz, the writer enjoyed a revival, and her books came back in print, showcasing an original voice that consciously or not, is the antithesis of Didion’s coolly detached reportage.

I would resist labeling the antithesis of the Black liberal tradition as a “white liberal tradition.”

From Salon

As the liberal antithesis to conservative dogma on abortion, immigration and LGBTQ+ rights, California is naturally poised to reprise the role the state played during the first Trump presidency as a GOP foil and protector of Democratic values.

The fact is, women understand the admonition to “vote, and if that doesn’t work out, we will just start terrorizing people” as both familiar and the very antithesis of freedom.

From Slate

An antithesis of everything you think a dumpling would be, it’s an homage to every Scorpionic being, to their dueling urges to be both loved and protected from others.

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