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Counterpoint

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Enhancing InterestPlay
Counterpoint adds intrigue or piquancy to something, often by being contrasting or unexpected. SlideThe vintage decor was a delightful counterpoint to the modern architecture.
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Unexpected PairingPlay
Counterpoint can involve a surprising combination that works well together, creating a unique effect. SlideIn his speech, he used humor as a counterpoint to the serious subject matter.
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Visual HarmonyPlay
In visual arts, counterpoint creates a visual balance by contrasting elements, adding depth. SlideThe splash of red in the painting acts as a counterpoint, drawing the eye.