counterpose

• Verbo pouco comum que significa colocar em oposição ou contrastar; pôr algo em confronto ou em paralelo com outra coisa.

An obsolete verb meaning to place in opposition or contrast; to set against.

1. Counterbalance or offsetC2formal

   To act as a counterweight or counterbalance to something, providing an opposing force or effect.

   Contrapor

   • The new policy counterposes the previous one by emphasizing flexibility.
   • His calm demeanor counterposed her anxious energy.
   • The additional weight counterposed the load on the other side.

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