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Meanings of unlike in English
Usage of unlike in English
1
They may simply say they, unlike Italy, welcome a good open game.
2
The public is unaware of the impending crisis, unlike people in Europe.
3
Scots, for example, offer free higher education, unlike the rest of Britain.
4
The problem with water is unlike energy sources, there is no alternative.
5
Singe 'n' Burn's tutorials three times a week were quite unlike school.
6
And unlike the private sector, people here work 41 hours a week.
7
The auto industry is unlike many others in that regard, he said.
8
It's not unlike the approach used by Kim Dotcom's new service Mega.
9
This isn't a perfect measure, because many animals are quite unlike mice.
10
Photography, unlike art, made it possible to copy images for mass production.
11
Deborah let it ring several times; again, this was very unlike her.
12
But unlike his recent predecessors, Trump has gone beyond simply criticizing decisions.
13
But unlike most of us, he's actually shared that point of view.
14
But unlike previous attempts, this time the vote may not be open.
15
But unlike 2008, there's limited risk of book value becoming further impaired.
16
The food was absolutely incredible, and unlike anything I've ever seen before.
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Australia
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Ireland
Common
United States of America
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