Con
Con noun - A person convicted as a criminal and serving a prison sentence.
In contrast to and con are semantically related In some cases you can use "In contrast to" instead a preposition "Con".
Nearby Word: cony
In contrast to
Con and in contrast to are semantically related in opposite to topic. You can use "Con" instead a preposition phrase "In contrast to".
Mutual synonyms
Both terms in one sentence
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Smug Snake: In contrast to the book's polished Magnificent Bastard, the Reacher Gilt of the adaptation is pale, greasy and charisma-free (as well as losing his "con artist with vision" angle for a straight Corrupt Corporate Executive role).
Source: Discworld / Going Postal -
Denser and Wackier: In contrast to the Disney shorts, the Lantz Oswalds initially had much bawdier, weirder humor and sometimes grayer morality than Disney would have ever dared go—especially evident in shorts like "Hell's Heels", "Chile Con Carne" and "Kounty Fair" (1934).
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