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Meanings of dissimilar in English
Usage of dissimilar in English
1
Though the kidnappings had a similar MO, the victims were very dissimilar.
2
Our results are applicable to systems of dissimilar elements without invariant manifolds.
3
In many cases, for instance, very similar larvæ produce extremely dissimilar insects.
4
However, the gross ticket sales for the season's entirety were not dissimilar.
5
While strangely dissimilar in tastes, they yet exhibited many points in common.
6
It may be added, that the armadilloes dwell in districts very dissimilar.
7
That wasn't so dissimilar from the way things had worked down below.
8
Set of communications protocols that internetwork dissimilar systems connected to the Internet.
9
The conditions of society and of the Church, however, are totally dissimilar.
10
The shapes are very dissimilar, reflecting the evolutionary parameters of each process.
11
And their locales are as widely dissimilar as are their emotional appeals.
12
Why, yes-thoughthey are very dissimilar; but she is a devoted daughter.
13
An important matter was being discussed between the two strangely dissimilar companions.
14
And yet it would be impossible to imagine two women more dissimilar.
15
We are very dissimilar, but we both strive after the same object.
16
If ever there were two dissimilar human beings, it is those two.
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Dissimilar across language varieties
United Kingdom
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United States of America
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