counterposition
- noun
- The counterposition of the mirrors allowed the light to reflect perfectly across the room.
Examples
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Careful counterposition of the speakers improved the sound quality in the auditorium.
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The counterposition of the two chairs created a unique space.
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In chess, the counterposition of the pieces can create interesting strategic challenges.
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In architecture, a counterposition can enhance the aesthetic appeal.
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The counterposition of the mirrors allowed the light to reflect perfectly across the room.
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Careful counterposition of the speakers improved the sound quality in the auditorium.
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The counterposition of the two chairs created a unique space.
Synonyms
A state where two things are completely different, like day and night
To form a new if-then statement by switching the two parts and saying each is not true
How Opposite
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word counterposition comes from counter- 'opposite' and position 'place', so it can mean putting something directly opposite another. That's why a counterposition describes the act of placing mirrors, speakers, or chess pieces so they face each other for the best effect.