counterpose

[koun-ter-pohz]

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verb (used with object), coun·ter·posed, coun·ter·pos·ing.

to offer or place in opposition, response, or contrast.

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Origin of counterpose

First recorded in 1585–95; counter- + (pro)pose

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To the fighting "Holy Alliances" of the governments, we counterpose the brotherhood of the free spirits of the world!
The Forerunners
Romain Rolland