Juxtapose

[Ernesto]

The [comparing] of two [objects], set [side by side] to be examined.

[Dianne]

Place or deal with close together for contrasting effect.

[Greta]

A word meaning to place objects next to one another to create [contrast]. It has widely been used in the art world, and, unfortunately, has been picked up by art students. This means that if there is any contrast in any given student piece, you are [bound] to hear this word when [critique] time comes around.

[Michiko]

crazy word that [a drunk] [swiss] guinacologist came up with to he could have [bragging rights] over his fellow professional soda sharers.

[Agnes]

The [quality] of [confliction] through [analysis] of comparison.

[Lizzy Liz]

to put things that are not similar next to each other: