| Like knowledge and ignorance, knowing and not knowing typically are defined antithetically. |
| The actual finale begins antithetically with the last misfortune of the unlucky Spithridates. |
| In Dante's view, then, the element which antithetically characterizes most the sin of acedia is slowness and the slowing of goal-directed activities. |
| Antithetically, where more common polygenetic morphogenesis occurs, some mixture of tectonic, marine, or climatic effects is superimposed on the setting, and a hybrid suite of landforms results. |
| Antithetically, it may very well be mandatory for group progress. |
| The terms are used antithetically, each in its distinctive correct legal sense. |
