The meaning of DISSIMILAR is not the same or similar : different or unalike. How to use dissimilar in a sentence.

dissimilar The twins may look alike, but they are quite dissimilar when it comes to personality. diverse London is a culturally diverse city. heterogeneous They tested a heterogeneous …

dissimilar (from/to somebody/something) not the same. These wines are not dissimilar (= are similar). The two languages are completely dissimilar from each other. Definition of dissimilar adjective in Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary. Meaning, pronunciation, picture, example sentences, grammar, usage notes, synonyms and more.

Dissimilar is the opposite of similar. You've probably heard that you should not use double negatives. Well with dissimilar, it's okay to say something like, "Art is not dissimilar to music in …

DISSIMILAR definition: not alike ; not similar; different | Meaning, pronunciation, translations and examples

If one thing is dissimilar to another, or if two things are dissimilar, they are very different from each other.

Define dissimilar. dissimilar synonyms, dissimilar pronunciation, dissimilar translation, English dictionary definition of dissimilar. adj. Unlike; different. dis·sim′i·lar·ly adv. American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fifth Edition.

Synonyms for DISSIMILAR: different, diverse, distinctive, distinct, distinguishable, other, disparate, varied; Antonyms of DISSIMILAR: similar, same, identical, parallel, like, indistinguishable, kindred, equal

Her hair is not dissimilar to yours (= is similar to yours). (Definition of dissimilar from the Cambridge Learner's Dictionary © Cambridge University Press)

dissimilar The twins may look alike, but they are dissimilar when it comes to personality. diverse Los Angeles is a culturally diverse city. heterogeneous They tested a heterogeneous …