contraponend
/kɒntreɪpɒntɪst/Definitions
1. noun
A composer who specializes in writing contrapuntal music, especially in the Baroque period.
“The concert featured the work of a renowned contrapontist from the 17th century.”
2. verb
To combine two or more melodies in interweaving counterpoint.
“The composer contraponted the soprano and alto parts to create a rich harmony.”
3. verb
To treat or represent two or more things as being in opposition or contrast.
“The politician contraponted the opposing candidate’s views to highlight their differences.”