1. placing two or more things side by side or close together, especially to compare or contrast them
Usage: present participle of juxtapose

Examples

• The artist is juxtaposing bright colors with dark shadows in her painting.
• The documentary succeeds by juxtaposing interviews with historical footage.
• She’s juxtaposing modern architecture with classical elements in her design.
• The writer is juxtaposing the wealthy neighborhood with the poor one to highlight inequality.
• By juxtaposing these two photographs, we can see how the city has changed.
• The museum is juxtaposing ancient artifacts with contemporary art pieces.