stark contrast
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a difference that is very obvious and often surprising or unpleasant
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Examples (20)
- There is a stark contrast between the lives of the rich and those of the poor.
- The city's gleaming skyscrapers stood in stark contrast to the old, dilapidated buildings.
- Their modern attitudes stand in stark contrast to the traditions of their parents.
- His cheerful demeanor was a stark contrast to the gloomy atmosphere of the room.
- The vibrant street art offers a stark contrast to the grey, industrial buildings surrounding it.
- There's a stark contrast between their public statements and their private actions.
- His quiet, reserved nature was in stark contrast to his brother's boisterous personality.
- The poverty in some areas presents a stark contrast to the wealth displayed elsewhere.
- The city's bustling nightlife is a stark contrast to its calm, sleepy daytime atmosphere.
- Her vibrant personality offered a stark contrast to his quiet and reserved nature.
- The new government's actions are in stark contrast with the promises made during the election campaign.
- The new policy marks a stark contrast with previous approaches to education.
- The lush green valley presented a stark contrast to the barren desert we had just crossed.
- The peaceful rural landscape was in stark contrast to the chaotic urban sprawl nearby.
- This year's record profits are a stark contrast to the significant losses reported last year.
- Historically, the lives of the rich and poor have always been in stark contrast.
- The film's cheerful music creates a stark contrast with its dark and disturbing themes.
- The artist used bright colors to create a stark contrast against the dark background.
- The study revealed a stark contrast in educational outcomes between urban and rural students.
- This year's economic growth is in stark contrast to last year's recession.