contrast
/ˈkɒntræst/ or /ˈkɒntrast/Definitions
1. noun
the state or fact of being different or unlike, or a sharp or striking difference between two things
“The contrast between the warm sunshine and the cold rain was stark.”
2. verb
to make or show a strong difference between two things, or to make something seem more noticeable or impressive by comparing it with something else
“The designer contrasted the bright colors with the dark background to create a striking effect.”
3. verb
to withstand or be able to bear a strong or unpleasant difference or sensation
“The medicine helped her contrast the pain in her arm.”
4. verb
to show or make the difference between two things, especially by comparing them
“The teacher asked the students to contrast the two historical events.”