0 the difference between two or more things that is made clear by comparing them:
I use the term "child" in contradistinction to "parent" - it does not necessarily refer to a juvenile.
In contradistinction to such historiography this paper argues that religion, language and region did not always act as a break on workers' ability to unite.
As such, experiential realism stands in contradistinction to an objectivist framework in which language is a symbolic representation of objectively existing reality.
In contradistinction to the preceding generation the development was completely active and the duration only slightly longer than in summer.
Furthermore, in contradistinction to craftsmanship, it was not the hand and its mechanical energy that brought about the transformations in distillation but fire.
In contradistinction to the philosophy of science in general, philosophy of mathematics did not consider error and uncertainty as a problem that required its attention.
It is the life and spirit of virtue, in contradistinction from the letter and the form.
Crime as a legal category was constructed at that time, defined by royal interest in it, in contradistinction to just morality.
In contradistinction, nine of the twelve focus groups emphasised the high level of unemployment in the province.
