| No. | Term | Definition |
|---|---|---|
| 1. | A contrasting view | presents an opposing viewpoint |
| 2. | A counterargument | introduces opposing reasoning |
| 3. | A counterpoint | adds a contrasting point |
| 4. | A different approach | suggests another method |
| 5. | A different option | presents another choice |
| 6. | A different reading | offers alternate interpretation |
| 7. | A different slant | gives another angle |
| 8. | A different take | offers another interpretation |
| 9. | A dissenting view | states disagreement |
| 10. | A rival view | presents competing perspective |
| 11. | Alternatively | introduces another option or choice |
| 12. | An alternative | offers another possibility |
| 13. | An opposing view | presents the contrary stance |
| 14. | Another angle | introduces a new perspective |
| 15. | Another consideration | adds a balancing factor |
| 16. | Another view | offers different perspective |
| 17. | As a contrast | signals a differing point |
| 18. | As a counterpoint | adds contrasting point |
| 19. | As a rejoinder | responds with contrast |
| 20. | As a trade-off | notes compensating drawback |
| 21. | As against that | sets up contrast |
| 22. | As an alternative | offers another option |
| 23. | As opposed to that | introduces opposition |
| 24. | At odds with this | conflicts with prior point |
| 25. | At the same time | notes a simultaneous consideration |
| 26. | Back the other way | moves in opposite direction |
| 27. | Balanced against this | weighs an opposing factor |
| 28. | Be that as it may | concedes, then pivots |
| 29. | But | introduces a contrast |
| 30. | But still | contrasts despite concession |
| 31. | But then | adds a reconsidering contrast |
| 32. | By comparison | contrasts with another case |
| 33. | By contrast | highlights a clear difference |
| 34. | By the same token | adds related contrasting point |
| 35. | Contrariwise | in the opposite way |
| 36. | Conversely | states the opposite viewpoint |
| 37. | Counter to this | introduces an opposing point |
| 38. | Despite that | signals contrast with prior point |
| 39. | Different perspective | offers another angle |
| 40. | Different story | signals contrasting situation |
| 41. | Elsewhere | contrasts with another context |
| 42. | Even if so | concedes then contrasts |
| 43. | Even so | concedes, yet contrasts |
| 44. | Even then | contrasts despite that |
| 45. | Failing that | presents a fallback alternative |
| 46. | For all that | concedes despite earlier points |
| 47. | From another angle | reframes the issue |
| 48. | From another view | presents a different viewpoint |
| 49. | Granted, though | concedes then contrasts |
| 50. | Having said that | softens then introduces contrast |
| 51. | However | introduces a contrasting statement |
| 52. | If not | offers alternative condition |
| 53. | In a different vein | moves to another line |
| 54. | In a twist | introduces unexpected contrast |
| 55. | In another case | shifts to a different instance |
| 56. | In another light | reinterprets with contrast |
| 57. | In any case | shifts to contrasting conclusion |
| 58. | In comparison | contrasts against another example |
| 59. | In contrast | marks an opposing idea |
| 60. | In contrast to that | sets up direct opposition |
| 61. | In contrast, though | contrasts while qualifying |
| 62. | In counterpoint | adds a contrasting idea |
| 63. | In fairness | adds balancing consideration |
| 64. | In opposition | presents an opposing stance |
| 65. | In other respects | contrasts in another aspect |
| 66. | In reverse | states the opposite situation |
| 67. | In the alternative | offers another option |
| 68. | In the meantime | introduces parallel contrast |
| 69. | In the opposite case | considers the contrary scenario |
| 70. | In the opposite vein | moves to an opposing idea |
| 71. | In the other direction | shifts to an opposite trend |
| 72. | In the other vein | introduces a contrasting point |
| 73. | In the same breath | adds contrasting qualifier |
| 74. | In turn | introduces corresponding contrast |
| 75. | Instead | substitutes an alternative |
| 76. | Just the opposite | asserts complete contrast |
| 77. | Looked at differently | offers a new framing |
| 78. | Meanwhile | introduces parallel contrast |
| 79. | Mind you | adds a qualifying contrast |
| 80. | Nevertheless | contrasts despite prior point |
| 81. | Not so | denies and contrasts |
| 82. | Notwithstanding | introduces contrast despite conditions |
| 83. | Oddly enough | notes an unexpected contrast |
| 84. | Opposed to this | sets up opposition |
| 85. | Or else | presents an alternative outcome |
| 86. | Other side of it | presents opposing aspect |
| 87. | Otherwise | signals an alternative condition |
| 88. | Put differently | restates from new angle |
| 89. | Rather | corrects with a contrast |
| 90. | Reversely | in the opposite way |
| 91. | Seen another way | presents a different interpretation |
| 92. | Still | contrasts while conceding |
| 93. | Still, though | concedes then contrasts |
| 94. | That said | qualifies and contrasts |
| 95. | The flip side | presents the opposing aspect |
| 96. | The other side | introduces contrasting aspect |
| 97. | Then again | reconsiders with contrast |
| 98. | Then, however | shifts to contrast |
| 99. | To balance that | adds a countervailing point |
| 100. | To be fair | introduces a balancing view |

