काउंटरपॉइंटेड,

counterpointed's Usage Examples:

the podcast assuming his snarky remarks as he criticized the books, counterpointed by his Potter-fan guest"s defense of the books, would be entertaining.

"virtually his entire career as composer, poet and visual artist was counterpointed by his own words", including this volume in the middle of his most productive.

The serious action of the main plot is varied and counterpointed by comic material with the characters Sueno and Helga.

The hearty and cheerful nature of the musical number is counterpointed as the children are marched off to their fate as the song ends, singing.

Revolutionary agitators, Holocaust refugees and sixties’ student protesters are counterpointed with artists and entrepreneurs in our own age of austerity.

saying: "It"s a typically melodramatic affair, Butler"s squawking playing counterpointed by Brett Anderson"s breastbeating emoting.

Parkinson described the film as "an astute and assured tableau that"s compellingly counterpointed by a score by Calexico"s John Convertino.

A series of counterpointed testimonies, the heartbreaking coming-of-age of ordinary people; warped.

Holding onto this smile for just as long as I can" are enriched and counterpointed by the sound of Rea"s low, heavily weathered rasp.

Certainly they feed off each other"s energy in counterpointed reverie, but the music goes beyond being merely spontaneous or made.

Her portrayal of the Suffragettes in a pair of counterpointed 1909 poems makes a case both for and against their actions.

chiefly characterized by a poetic tone via the use of raw film texture, counterpointed use of music, and psychologically meandering situations and characters.

Frayling also notes a Southern Gothic feel present in Capote's script alterations – particularly with the governess's repressed erotic sensibility counterpointed by shots of lush and decaying plants and rapacious insect life.

Synonyms:

concerted music, polyphonic music, polyphony,

Antonyms:

refrain, surrender, monophonic music, monophony,