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contraposition
[ kon-truh-puh-zish-uhn ]
noun
- placement opposite or against.
- opposition, contrast, or antithesis.
- Logic. the inference drawn from a proposition by negating its terms and changing their order, as by inferring 鈥淣ot B implies not A鈥 from 鈥淎 implies B.鈥
contraposition
/ 藢办蓲苍迟谤蓹辫蓹藞锄瑟蕛蓹苍 /
noun
- the act of placing opposite or against, esp in contrast or antithesis
- logic the derivation of the contrapositive of a given categorial proposition
亚洲网紅露点 History and Origins
Origin of contraposition1
Example Sentences
鈥淐ontraposition, judgments, labeling, lack of dialogue only feed the culture of contrasts, which we totally reject,鈥 said the statement, appealing for cooperation 鈥渢o avoid divisions.鈥
A new album on the Out of Your Head label, 鈥淔ield of Action / contraposition,鈥 documents complementary collaborations with two younger musicians.
And in Weston Olencki, a trombone player with an exceptional feel for extended technique and torrential riffing, he found a willing partner for a fixed composition, 鈥渃ontraposition.鈥
While perhaps a direct contraposition to point number one, it's worth remembering that Doc/Fest is a cross-platform, multimedia festival, as well as being a haven for the factually obsessed.
They are all remarkable for harmonies attained by certain combinations of shade in gradations with colours in contraposition.
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