Thesaurus / unlikeness

unlikeness

How to use unlikeness in a sentence

We were drawn to one another by the unlikeness of our quality, by the things we misunderstood in each other.

THE NEW MACHIAVELLIHERBERT GEORGE WELLS

We must reason from laws of nature; from the uniformities which are observable in the fact of likeness or unlikeness.

You cannot think of unity until you have seen variety; you cannot recognise likeness until you have seen unlikeness.

Their likeness makes them congenial, and their unlikeness makes them instructive and interesting to each other.

A certain strangeness and unlikeness (such as gives poignancy to the love between the sexes) would excite a livelier affection.

In this instance, despite a total unlikeness in literary style, there was genuine intellectual kinship.

Resemblances exist in things wherein there is great superficial unlikeness.

And there existed even before this some ill-will between them on account of the unlikeness and difference in their lives.

The function of moral judgment is to detect this unlikeness.

All unlikeness to His pattern is a dishonour to Him and to ourselves.

SYNONYM OF THE DAY

OCTOBER 26, 1985