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View definitions for counterpoint

counterpoint

noun as in contrast

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“He just had me sing some melodies, or create sounds with my voice that might match or complement or counterpoint the words and phrases,” Gershon said.

It’s a guitar riff with a counterpoint bass line.

But more often, they need to meet right-wing listeners where they are to provide the counterpoint, even if doing so “platforms” figures they deem unworthy of their attention.

From Slate

On a mild October night, Harris stood before what her campaign estimated was 70,000 cheering supporters at an event they may hope is a counterpoint to that cold, violent January day.

From BBC

Satellite spectrum is not typically allocated by auction as the costs involved could impact the financial rationale or investment in the business, says Gareth Owen, a technology analyst at Counterpoint Research.

From BBC

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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