Meanings of counterpose in English

The visual warmth of all that vellum and leather counterposes the abstract rigor of the Beinecke's architecture.

That counterposes nicely with your atmospherics.

Thus counterposed, the two chief actors represent the fundamental antitheses of good and evil, liberty and despotism, love and hate.

He was not contemplating state-run economies but counterposing a socially based political philosophy to his already well developed notions of individualism.

"I'd hardly counterpose civilisation with spilling semen."