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Meanings of direct contrast in English
Usage of direct contrast in English
1
And sometimes coaching a group of men is in direct contrast to that.
2
The low tone of his voice was in direct contrast to my screeches.
3
The cheerfully chaotic world of the fans is in direct contrast.
4
Marian Stevens, who had accompanied her on this visit, was a direct contrast.
5
In direct contrast to renin, high levels of prorenin are not associated with vasoconstriction.
6
These findings are in direct contrast to those for captopril.
7
Curiously mingled with this, in direct contrast, is their tenderness.
8
The sense of isolation was in direct contrast to the way the Blue Nile operated.
9
Captain Charles Varian was a direct contrast to Poland.
10
In direct contrast with this cool salutation, Nan inclined her head graciously and smilingly said:
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This image is in direct contrast to the video.
12
His feeling was in direct contrast to his movements.
13
Phillips recalls how the band's soft-sounding name was in direct contrast to its hard sound.
14
Her ambitions stood in direct contrast to her realities.
15
But in direct contrast to the last crisis, we can borrow at extraordinary low interest rates.
16
And this is where the Sussexes' recent crop of West Coast engagements stand in direct contrast.
This collocation consists of:
Direct contrast through the time
Direct contrast across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common