Books, beverages, and igneous rocks
Constrast is a noun and verb ( Constrasting is an adjective. )
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compare and constrast Lady Bracknell and Ms. Prism
difference, constrast, variation, discrepancy, dissimilarity excellence, importance, fame, merit, prominence, greatness, eminence, repute
Meaning 1: thwart, stop, defeat, disappoint, counter, frustrate, hamper Meaning 2: complement, relief, constrast, antithesis
Meaning 1: thwart, stop, defeat, disappoint, counter, frustrate, hamper Meaning 2: complement, relief, constrast, antithesis
If a currency is appreciated, the import of the country gets benefits because high value of currency helps to reduce money to pay for imported goods. In constrast, appreciated currency will harm export. Ref: alpari.com/en/beginner/glossary/
A heterogeneous relationship is a relationship that involves two or more species. For example, competition for food between two sepecies would be a heterogeneous relationship. In constrast, a homogeneous relationship is the opposite, a relationship with only one species such as a flock of one species of bird or a herd of one species.
Autosomes are the somatic chromosomes which control the body characters or somatic characters and sex chromosomes help in the determination of sex at the time of gametic union to form the zygote.
They're different styles of whisk(e)y. Bourbon is made primarily in the US while scotch can only be made in Scotland. Scotches have different flavor profiles depending on which part of Scotland the whisky is distilled, but should still have a smoky flavor. Bourbon usually tastes sweeter in constrast.
Mass produced furniture can also be called "assembly-line furniture". This is furniture such as beds, tables, sofas and other items that have thousands of copies made in a factory. In constrast, artisan or craftsman furniture is an original and singular piece of furniture that was made one at a time by one or a few skilled carpenters - the item will not be copied in large volumes.