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different
adjective as in dissimilar, unlike
Strong matches
adjective as in diverse, various
adjective as in not identical; other or distinct
Weak matches
adjective as in unusual
Example Sentences
What is different about the next few days is Manchester is also a city in mourning after the horrific attack on Thursday.
She and her boyfriend's styles "couldn't be any more different".
Whatever the merits of having someone different in charge – and many see Robert Jenrick waiting in the wings – it risks exposing the Tories once again to the most damaging of political forces: ridicule.
Buddy's autistic, meaning his brain experiences and reacts to the world in a different way from many people's.
Just because Liverpool have got some new players - and different types of players too - they don't need to change the way they play.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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