juxtaposit
/dʒæksˈtæpsɪt/Definitions
1. verb
to place or arrange (things) side by side for comparison or contrast
“The artist juxtaposed the modern sculpture with the ancient architecture to highlight their differences.”
2. verb (transitive)
to place (one thing) alongside another for comparison or contrast
“The historian juxtaposed the events of World War I with those of World War II to illustrate their similarities and differences.”
3. noun
the act or process of placing or arranging (things) side by side for comparison or contrast
“The juxtaposit of the old and new buildings added to the city’s charm.”
4. noun (rare)
a thing placed or arranged alongside another for comparison or contrast
“The juxtaposit of the two artworks was a thought-provoking commentary on the human condition.”