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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 [juks″tah-po-zish´un]
apposition; a placing side by side or close together; the condition of being side by side or close together.
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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