juxtapose to

juxtapose someone or something to someone or something

to place people or things next to each other, in any combination. (Also implies that the placing or arranging is done carefully.) I went to the meeting room early so I could juxtapose myself to the head of the table. I juxtaposed the chair to the view out the window.

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Abednego	ə-BED-ni-go (English)	Biblical
Kalju	-	Estonian
Wendi	WEN-dee	English
Wetzel	-	German
Godofredo	go-dho-FRE-do (Spanish)	Spanish, Portuguese
RosÁLia	roo-ZA-lyə	Portuguese