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Meanings of unalike in English

Portuguese
diferente
Spanish
distinto

Not alike or similar.

diferente
Usage of unalike in English
1
So unalike, and yet he and Sir Gregory had become fast friends.
Heart of oak
2
During the long waiting period, the four so unalike messengers became good friends.
The Neverending Story
3
At first sight these two politicians seem as unalike as possible.
The Irish Times
4
Indeed they are not unalike in appearance - tall and skinny.
The Irish Times
5
They were, the pair of them, quite unalike, feature for feature.
Caleb's crossing
6
Twins, but physically unalike, they are brown-haired thirtysomething men in T-shirts and trainers.
The Guardian
7
Their decorations are different and unalike each other in scheme.
Wolf hall
8
We could have come from different planets, Zoë and I, so unalike in body were we.
Kalooki Nights
9
Cage's ten other synopses were also wholly unalike.
Begin again: a biography of john cage
10
They were so alike, and yet unalike.
The Secret Eleanor
11
On the surface, the two seemed unalike.
The Irish Times
12
The brothers were not unalike, both with jet-black hair down over their eyes, dark skin and brown eyes.
Arctic chill
13
Men's brains are not unalike.
The Best Short Stories of 1919, and the Yearbook of the American...
14
His shoulders were a touch broader than Doyle's, but other than that they were both very alike and very unalike.
A kiss of shadows
15
In Dickens' day "a tale of two cities" could only mean London and Paris then, and ever so unalike.
Marse Henry (Volume 2) / An Autobiography
16
We can learn to see each other and see ourselves in each other and recognize that human beings are more alike than we are unalike.
Feminist dot com
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Portuguese
diferente
Unalike through the time