antitheses
/ænˈtɪθiːsiːz/Definitions
1. noun
a person or thing that is opposite in character or nature to another, often used to contrast ideas or concepts
“The politician’s stance on the issue was a stark antithesis to the previous administration’s policies.”
2. noun
the relationship between two contrasting ideas, concepts, or things
“The poem explored the antithesis between love and hate, highlighting the complexities of the human experience.”
3. noun
a statement or phrase that contradicts or opposes another statement or phrase
“The critic’s review was a scathing antithesis to the movie’s glowing reviews.”
4. noun
a thing that is opposite in nature or function to another
“The new policy was an antithesis to the company’s previous practice of prioritizing profits over employee well-being.”