in contrast

/ɪn kˈɒntɹast/

/ɪn kˈɑːntɹæst/

in contrast

used to compare two things when the latter is very different from the former

Examples

1. In contrast, it is hard to learn to ride a bicycle.

2. In contrast, other people made jokes about phrenology and head bumps.

3. In contrast, ambition may be unnecessary for those who grew up in rich families because, at least financially, they are already successful.

4. In contrast, a franchise is owned by the franchisee.