How to pronounce “juxtapose” in English

And I juxtapose that with, on Saturday, this past Saturday, because I'm a new father and I'm so passionate about this culture and Diwali,

But I decided to juxtapose that with my actual family life and where my relationship with my father was really

But when you juxtapose that with his achievements which are just extraordinary and the person he turned into when he was on a bike, that in itself was fascinating.

I've deliberately juxtaposed them for you, Emma Thompson and her gang standing in Svalbard, lamenting the absence of ice whilst,

So I was always juxtaposed.

So I'd like to juxtapose here.

And so I'll sort of juxtapose that with the one on the left, which is from the Diamond Foundry, which is a company that says, this is great.

It's quite hard to juxtapose that with actually managing a small enterprise, with all the things that come with that.

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As though they were actually were just juxtaposed or even coincident.

It's only when you bring pieces together and try to juxtapose it that you get this apparent instantaneous

And I feel like the biggest thing to juxtapose that was just to start doing theater.

So what we get to do is to juxtapose that with, hey, look at all these safe places you can travel to in the world.

paralysis of multiple options and then how that's juxtaposed against trusting your gut in terms of making a choice about it-- someone that you either

But that's not even the reason I juxtaposed them for your comparison.

There's a long history of mining these regions and exploitation juxtaposed with Western comfort, right?

I think we always juxtapose men versus women in sport.

And with that chapter, I actually juxtapose it with livestream nature cams, and ask, like, OK,

And it's put together in almost nonsensical fashion--the idea is to juxtapose these little bits of content.

as communities, and as individuals as is juxtaposed to the powers and power structures that

So each time I gave another Love and Action section, I would always try to like juxtapose it with something that played with it,

So just to sort of juxtapose-- the Obama administration was very interested in immigrant integration in the workforce.

And then how you prepare for like your album, like how does it like juxtapose the preparation for a character versus like--

You see very different ideas from very different fields, juxtaposed and stacked on top of other ideas.

You see very different ideas from very different fields juxtaposed and stacked on top of other ideas.

You can start to put things next to each other, which once they're juxtaposed, draw out those themes.

I don't know if anyone here had ever heard those two words juxtaposed before.

And what I'm interested in there is the minimalism and the poly-rhythm, which juxtaposes itself in the music in such a way

I had to figure out how to weave together several different social roles that are not normally juxtaposed.

Then I would juxtapose him and his cousin who had this much more Americanized

As data scientists, we can sleep well at night knowing that if we get the data together and juxtapose something that was known in the past next to something that turned out

You know, like just this crazy reaction so that suddenly, I'm starting to realize-- and so you juxtapose that with the fact that people you know,

And so I figured, what better way to celebrate her than to juxtapose her with a larger than life figure

that we're going through this growth journey alone and the fact that that's kind of a negative experience to have, I was thinking about that kind of juxtaposed

So it's like back and forth with these-- either one of those elements would be amazing in itself, but you've got both juxtaposed.

The Cold War, some of you may remember, was two countries that were juxtaposed against each other.

The point of it is that, one reason why it's so funny, is that it juxtaposes two completely different ways of thinking about power and sovereignty and the way in which governance

And Scott McCloud in his book "Understanding Comics", and this is always a mouthful and I have to look it up "juxtaposed