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juxtaposition
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juxtaposition /jux·ta·po·si·tion/ (-pah-zish´un) apposition.
jux·ta·po·si·tion (jkst-p-zshn)
n.
The state of being placed or situated side by side.
juxtaposition
[-pəzish′ən]
the placement of objects side by side or end to end.
juxtaposition
(juk´stpzish´n),
n adjacent situation; apposition or contact.
juxtaposition
apposition; a placing side by side or close together; the condition of being side by side or close together.


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Following the Biblical commandments (which could possibly offend the very religious) is a text outlining the basic foundation rules of typographic usage, starting with 'In the Beginning God created type' and juxtaposing examples of different type throughout.
The Ten Commandments of Typography by The Bookwatch
Following the Biblical commandments (which could possibly offend the very religious) is a text outlining the basic foundation rules of typographic usage, starting with 'In the Beginning God created type' and juxtaposing examples of different type throughout.
The Ten Commandments of Typography by Internet Bookwatch
Solomon uses the vivid crimsons and purples of the earlier Beatrice books sparingly, juxtaposing them with the cooler colors of winter in her homey, convivial illustrations.
Margaret Willey A Clever Beatrice Christmas by Parravano, Martha V. / The Horn Book Magazine
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