Definition of «other end of the scale»

The phrase "other end of the scale" refers to something that is completely different or opposite from what was previously mentioned. It suggests a contrast, where one thing is at one extreme and another thing is at the other extreme - the complete opposite end of the spectrum.

Sentences with «other end of the scale»

  • Today's part - time judge — officially known as a recorder, presumably because all they can do is listen to what everybody else says then repeat it — is at other end of scale to Monday's effort. (newlawjournal.co.uk)
  • Soft, soothing music is low in arousal, which measures the intensity of a piece (while my husband's picks are at the extreme other end of the scale). (inc.com)
  • But if something is disappointing at the other end of the scale, I'm likelier to think, «Oh well, I guess you get what you pay for!» (canadianbusiness.com)
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