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Meanings of very dissimilar in English
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Usage of very dissimilar in English
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Though the kidnappings had a similar MO, the victims were very dissimilar.
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It may be added, that the armadilloes dwell in districts very dissimilar.
3
The shapes are very dissimilar, reflecting the evolutionary parameters of each process.
4
Why, yes-thoughthey are very dissimilar; but she is a devoted daughter.
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We are very dissimilar, but we both strive after the same object.
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And here is an ancient Egyptian's description of not very dissimilar phenomena:-
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The style of feature in Delmé and Clarendon was very dissimilar.
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In other cases, similar, or comparatively similar, perfect insects have very dissimilar larvæ.
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They were very dissimilar men to their quiet and unobtrusive descendants.
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The garments are often not very dissimilar, and sun-bronze and dust confound the complexions.
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Let us hear the words of Mr BURKE on a subject not very dissimilar:
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They were like-minded in their aspirations, though very dissimilar in physical and mental endowment.
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He had as his counsel three able lawyers whose personal appearance was very dissimilar.
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An acute mind and a cunning mind are very dissimilar.
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They belong, indeed, to two very dissimilar orders of insects.
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But, in other respects, the method of procedure is not very dissimilar from our own.
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