Если вы думаете что слова «разный, различный, другой» можно перевести на английский язык только словом “different”, то вы глубоко заблуждаетесь. Есть множество синонимов этого слова, которые просто необходимо использовать в определенном контексте, вот только некоторые из них:
- Alternate: чередующийся, поочередный, каждый другой.
- Alternative: альтернативный, нетрадиционный
- Assorted: сортированный, классифицированный, состоящий из различных видов.
- Differing: различающийся, отличающийся, изменяющийся в зависимости от ситуации.
- Discernable: различный, распознаваемый, ярко выраженный.
- Dissimilar: несхожий
- Distinct /Discrete/Disparate: отдельный, отчетливый, различный, индивидуальный
- Divergent: отличающийся от другого или от стандарта
- Diverse: = distinct или непохожий на другие
- Eclectic: эклектичный, разносторонний
- Heterogeneous/ Indiscriminate: состоящий из различных ингредиентов или частей.
- Idiosyncratic: имеющий отличительное качество, также эксцентричный
- Individual: индивидуальный
- Manifold: ранообразный, разносторонний
- Miscellaneous: различный, смешанный, разный
- Mixed: состоящий из нескольких видов, смешанный
- Multifarious: разный, разнообразный
- Particular: особенный, специфический
- Peculiar: особенный, необычный.
- Raggle-taggle: разношерстный, спутанный
- Respective: отдельный
- Separate: отдельный, автономный, индивидуальный
- Several: разный, особый, различный
- Single: не похожий на другие, предназначенный для одного, неделимый
- Sundry: различный, разнообразный
- Variant: слегка отличающийся, различный
- Varied: имеющий маркировки разного цвета
- Various Divers: непохожий, разного вида, индивидуальный
Слово «different» можно использовать практически вместо каждого указанного слова, которые, в свою очередь, употребляются только в нужное время и в нужном месте в зависимости от контекста.
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What is another word for Different?
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distinct
dissimilar, comparison
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dissimilar
comparison, same
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various
property, same
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diverse
dissimilar, various
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disparate
dissimilar, miscellaneous
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other
part of speech, separate
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varied
various, property
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divergent
dissimilar, same
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separate
distinct, other
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unusual
separate, fascinating
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unlike
dissimilar, comparison
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divers
miscellaneous, diverse
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individual
characteristic, particular
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peculiar
characteristic, separate
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new
comparison, changed
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contrasting
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strange
behaviour, separate
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unique
unusual, characteristic
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original
separate, new
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extraordinary
special, unusual
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several
various, particular
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variant
same
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novel
new, unusual
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uncommon
unusual, characteristic
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multifarious
diverse, various
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another
distinct, other
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unconventional
unusual, novel
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sundry
various, miscellaneous
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distinctive
distinct
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singular
characteristic, special
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manifold
miscellaneous
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assorted
miscellaneous
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special
unlike
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discrete
single, distinct
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contrary
incompatible, unlike
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particular
single
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unfamiliar
behaviour, changed
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odd
property
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heterogeneous
diverse
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miscellaneous
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differentadjective
Synonyms:
distinctAntonyms:
identical, similar, same, alike -
differentadjective
The different ideal.
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distinctAntonyms:
similar, same, alike, identical -
differentadjective
Various, assorted, diverse.
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distinctAntonyms:
same, identical, alike, similar -
differentadjective
Distinct, separate; .
Several different scientists all reached this conclusion at about the same time.
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distinctAntonyms:
similar, identical, same, alike -
differentadjective
Unlike most others; unusual.
Synonyms:
distinctAntonyms:
alike, same, identical, similar
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different
Synonyms:
dissimilar, distinct, heterogeneous, unlikeAntonyms:
akin, alike, analogous, equal, equivalent, homogeneous, identical, kindred, like, resembling, same, similar, uniform
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differentadjective
unlike in nature or quality or form or degree
«took different approaches to the problem»; «came to a different conclusion»; «different parts of the country»; «on different sides of the issue»; «this meeting was different from the earlier one»
Synonyms:
unlike, dissimilarAntonyms:
same, like, identical, corresponding, duplicate, comparable, indistinguishable, cookie-cutter, synoptic, synoptical, one(a), homophonic, usual, assonant -
differentadjective
distinctly separate from the first
«that’s another (or different) issue altogether»
Synonyms:
unlike, dissimilarAntonyms:
corresponding, comparable, homophonic, synoptic, usual, one(a), same, synoptical, like, indistinguishable, assonant, identical, duplicate, cookie-cutter -
differentadjective
differing from all others; not ordinary
«advertising that strives continually to be different»; «this new music is certainly different but I don’t really like it»
Synonyms:
unlike, dissimilarAntonyms:
same, assonant, corresponding, cookie-cutter, synoptic, synoptical, usual, identical, homophonic, comparable, like, indistinguishable, duplicate, one(a) -
unlike, dissimilar, differentadjective
marked by dissimilarity
«for twins they are very unlike»; «people are profoundly different»
Synonyms:
unalike, unlike, dissimilarAntonyms:
same, like, one(a), synoptic, usual, comparable, cookie-cutter, synoptical, corresponding, duplicate, identical, indistinguishable, assonant, homophonic -
differentadjective
distinct or separate
«each interviewed different members of the community»
Synonyms:
unlike, dissimilarAntonyms:
corresponding, like, assonant, indistinguishable, synoptic, one(a), comparable, cookie-cutter, synoptical, usual, same, identical, homophonic, duplicate
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differentadjective
Synonyms:
dissimilar, unlike, contrary, opposite, contrasted, variant, diversified, manifold, various, diverse, sundry, incompatible, heterogeneous, nondescript, miscellaneous unclassifiable, uniqueAntonyms:
similar, like, same
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List of paraphrases for «different»:
various, diverse, differing, distinct, separate, varying, divergent, other, several, individual, varied, disparate, variety, dissimilar, alternative, differentiated, miscellaneous, différents, multiple, respective, difference, differential, eri
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How to use different in a sentence?
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Hou Wey Fook:
It’s like a deja vu of what happened in 2008 but of course the reasons are very different. In 2008, the banks were broken, financial markets were frozen, this time, there are some areas where liquidity has dried up like in bonds but not to the same extent as in 2008.
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Josh Lipsky:
These supply chains have been built over 30 years, so you just can’t move them into another country, check back in at Davos in 10 years and see how different the global economic system is. It doesn’t mean there’s not a desire to change, but actually doing it is far more complicated.
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Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images:
We are a mentor and a coach and an adviser to candidates for whatever they need. We really customize the service because every campaign and candidate is really different, and we’re really there to be helpful in whatever way they need us to be and really are there throughout the entire life cycle of a candidate.
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Donald Trump:
It’s a very small deal, but a lot of people in different sections of the world say two, and I’ve had many, many people say that to me. My mother, as you know, was from Scotland, and they say two.
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Vicky Cornell:
When we spoke after the show, I noticed he was slurring his words; he was different, when he told me he may have taken an extra Ativan or two, I contacted security and asked that they check on him. What happened is inexplicable, and I am hopeful that further medical reports will provide additional details.
Translations for different
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- مختلفArabic
- башҡаBashkir
- і́ншы, адро́зны, розныBelarusian
- различен, другBulgarian
- diferentCatalan, Valencian
- odlišný, jinýCzech
- gwahanolWelsh
- anderledes, ulig, forskelligDanish
- verschieden, anders, unterschiedlichGerman
- διαφορετικόςGreek
- malsama, nesamaEsperanto
- distinto, diferenteSpanish
- eriline, erinevEstonian
- erilainen, eri, omalaatuinen, toisenlainen, poikkeuksellinenFinnish
- différentFrench
- difriúil, éagsúilIrish
- diferenteGalician
- שונהHebrew
- अलगHindi
- diferanHaitian Creole
- más, eltérő, különbözőHungarian
- տարբեր, ուրիշArmenian
- distincteInterlingua
- differenteItalian
- 違う, 変わる, 異なる, 特異Japanese
- სხვანაირი, სხვაGeorgian
- ವಿಭಿನ್ನKannada
- 다른Korean
- جیا, جیاوازKurdish
- aliumLatin
- поинаков, друг, различенMacedonian
- ထူးBurmese
- ongelijk, verschillend, andersDutch
- annerledes, forskjellig, ulikNorwegian
- niezwykły, rozmaity, różny, inny, odmiennyPolish
- diferentePortuguese
- diferitRomanian
- [[не]] [[такой]] [[как]], разный, различный, отличный, другой, инойRussian
- drugi, razan, разан, другиSerbo-Croatian
- iný, druhý, odlišnýSlovak
- drugi, drugačenSlovene
- olik, annorlundaSwedish
- ต่างThai
- ibaTagalog
- değişik, başka, ayrı, farklıTurkish
- відмі́нний, рі́зний, і́ншийUkrainian
- الگUrdu
- 不同Chinese
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- alter
- conflict with
- contradict
- contrast
- disagree
- diverge
- modify
- vary
- digress
- diversify
- qualify
- reverse
- turn
- be distinguished from
- be off the beaten path
- be unlike
- bear no resemblance
- clash with
- depart from
- deviate from
- divaricate from
- jar with
- lack resemblance
- not conform
- not look like
- run counter to
- show contrast
- sing a different tune
- stand apart
- take exception
- disagree
- dissent
- divide
- quarrel
- squabble
- vary
- bicker
- contend
- debate
- demur
- disaccord
- discord
- dispute
- fight
- jar
- object
- oppose
- war
- bump heads
- discept
- go after each other
- go at it
- hit a clinker
- hit a sour note
- lock horns
- protest against
- take issue
On this page you’ll find 116 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to differ, such as: alter, conflict with, contradict, contrast, disagree, and diverge.
- agree
- concur
- consent
- accept
- give in
- go along
- make peace
- support
- surrender
- conform
- harmonize
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WORDS RELATED TO DIFFER
- be dissimilar
- conflict
- contrast
- differ
- disaccord
- discord
- disharmonize
- mismatch
- not go with
- argues
- bang heads
- battles
- brawls
- bucks
- combats
- conflicts
- contends
- crosses swords
- differs
- disagrees
- encounters
- feuds
- frets
- galls
- grapples
- grates
- mixes it up
- quarrels
- raises Cain
- rows
- tries
- wars
- wrangles
- accuse
- ascribe
- attack
- beef
- bellyache
- bemoan
- bewail
- bitch
- carp
- cavil
- charge
- contravene
- criticize
- defy
- demur
- denounce
- deplore
- deprecate
- differ
- disagree
- disapprove
- dissent
- expostulate
- find fault
- fret
- fuss
- gainsay
- grieve
- gripe
- groan
- grouse
- growl
- grumble
- impute
- indict
- kick up a fuss
- lament
- lay
- look askance
- make a fuss
- moan
- nag
- object
- oppose
- protest
- refute
- remonstrate
- repine
- reproach
- snivel
- sound off
- take exception to
- wail
- whimper
- whine
- yammer
- accused
- ascribed
- attacked
- beefed
- bellyached
- bemoaned
- bewailed
- bitched
- carped
- cavilled
- charged
- contravened
- criticized
- defied
- demurred
- denounced
- deplored
- deprecated
- differed
- disagreed
- disapproved
- dissented
- expostulated
- found fault
- fretted
- fussed
- gainsaid
- grieved
- griped
- groaned
- groused
- growled
- grumbled
- imputed
- indicted
- kicked up a fuss
- lamented
- lay
- looked askance
- made a fuss
- moaned
- nagged
- objected
- opposed
- protested
- refuted
- remonstrated
- repined
- reproached
- snivelled
- sounded off
- took exception to
- wailed
- whimpered
- whined
- yammered
- brawl
- bump heads with
- clash
- collide
- combat
- contend
- contest
- contrast
- cross swords with
- differ
- disaccord
- disagree
- discord
- disharmonize
- disturb
- fight
- interfere
- jar
- lock horns with
- mismatch
- oppose
- romp
- run against tide
- scrap
- slug
- square off with
- strive
- struggle
- tangle
- vary
- brawled
- bumped heads with
- clashed
- collided
- combated
- contended
- contested
- contrasted
- crossed swords with
- differed
- disaccorded
- disagreed
- discorded
- disharmonized
- disturbed
- fought
- interfered
- jarred
- locked horns with
- mismatched
- opposed
- ran against tide
- romped
- scrapped
- slugged
- squared off with
- strove
- struggled
- tangled
- varied
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Прилагательное different [ˈdɪfrənt]
Перевод: другой, разный, различный, необычный, отличный от, непохожий, неодинаковый
Синонимы и антонимы к слову different
Слово (Word) |
Синонимы (Synonyms) |
Антонимы (Antonyms) |
different | distinct, distinctive, diverse, other, contrasting, disparate, peculiar, offbeat, particular, altered, changed, contrastive, differential | alike, common, normal, ordinary, same, similar, standard, usual, conventional, related, harmonious |
Примеры:
We received different responses from the employers.
Мы получили разные ответы от работодателей.These two issues were distinct.
Эти два вопроса были независимыми (разными).
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Contexts ▼
Adjective
Exhibiting a difference or not being the same
Distinct or separate (used for emphasis after numbers or determiners of quantity)
The state of being varied or diverse
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Adjective
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Exhibiting a difference or not being the same
dissimilar
disparate
contrasting
distinct
distinctive
incompatible
inconsistent
unlike
clashing
conflicting
contradictory
differing
discrepant
distant
distinguishable
divergent
incomparable
incongruent
particular
altered
antithetic
at odds
at variance
contrary
contrastive
deviating
like chalk and cheese
like night and day
mismatched
non-identical
not the same
offbeat
opposed
other
otherwise
poles apart
single
streets apart
unalike
unequal
unrelated
variant
alternate
alternative
another
as like as chalk and cheese
contradistinct
contradistinctive
differentiable
differential
discriminable
distinguishing
foreign
incommensurable
irreconcilable
irregular
nonidentical
oppositional
unassociated
unconnected
unmistakable
unsimilar
disproportionate
opposite
incongruous
discordant
antithetical
diverse
opposing
inconsonant
separate
disagreeing
inharmonious
antagonistic
oppugnant
varying
counter
individual
antipathetic
adverse
dissonant
independent
repugnant
discrete
polar
mutually exclusive
unique
in opposition
unmixable
contrasted
reverse
disconsonant
unharmonious
antipodal
out of keeping
unattached
converse
diametric
antipodean
unsuited
disconnected
ill-matched
detached
diametrical
isolated
incommensurate
uneven
uncoordinated
dissenting
paradoxical
incoherent
against
alien
specific
diametrically opposed
precise
respective
out of line
not in keeping
out of sync
out of step
at loggerheads
express
unallied
various
on the outs
mismated
not kin
not kindred
antonymous
lopsided
unequivalent
diverging
contradictive
unsuitable
contrarian
anomalous
separated
especial
uncongenial
quarrelingUS
dissentient
anti
contrarient
extraneous
freestanding
quarrellingUK
disharmonious
not related
inconformable
inimical
hostile
ill-assorted
far cry
removed
not alike
in conflict
very different
in disagreement
incompatible with
contrary to
opposed to
in conflict with
at variance with
oppugnant to
alien to
inconsistent with
divers
varied
discriminatory
antipathic
sole
irresoluble
heterogeneous
unbalanced
distorted
bipolar
disunited
obverse
cross
dissociated
discriminating
discriminative
competing
inverse
reversed
out of place
special
peculiar
distinguished
sui generis
asymmetric
divided
contrapositive
violative
contrariant
unfavorableUS
unfavourableUK
discriminational
unidentical
characteristic
proper
categorical
sour note
not so
unmatched
flip-side
at odds with
off-balance
diacritical
inequal
repelling
polar opposite
not as such
nothing like
idiosyncratic
factious
battling
denying
confronting
controverting
disputed
crossing
allergic
defending
disputing
other than supposed
warring
inconstant
jarring
unadapted
remote
free
uncoupled
unlinked
not uniform
not matching
impertinent
nongermane
irrelative
at cross-purposes
up against
hostile to
foreign to
adverse to
unacceptable to
antagonistic to
conflicting with
unusual for
repugnant to
inimical to
odd
confused
unrelated to
disjoined
whale of difference
discontinuous
averse
extrinsic
unfitted
unconformable
not similar
disjunct
several
far from
not capable of comparison
out of tune
out of harmony
at outs
march to a different drummer
irrelevant to
incompatible to
incongruent with
unequal to
incomparable to
immaterial to
non-continuous
segregated
contradictory to
free-standing
self-contained
ambiguous
nullifying
ornery
counteractive
con
negating
agin
selfstanding
not joined
by itself
not attached
set apart
cut off
self-contradictory
no-go
inappropriate
inapt
unfit
improper
inapposite
unseemly
wrong
unapt
unbecoming
indecorous
ill-suited
infelicitous
malapropos
unfitting
unbefitting
inept
amiss
unqualified
incorrect
ineligible
untoward
perverse
unacceptable
unhappy
graceless
irrelevant
inadequate
inexpedient
not proper
not good enough
inapropos
inadmissible
incapable
incompetent
unequipped
unable
ineffective
inapplicable
inefficient
out of character
unprepared
unsuitable for
inappropriate to
undue
incongruitous
disagreeable
unflattering
unseasonable
unsatisfactory
not in harmony
uncalled-for
inconvenient
undesirable
adversarial
incommodious
wanting
ineffectual
insufficient
inefficacious
ill-timed
unadvantageous
defective
unproductive
useless
in disagreement with
ineligible for
inadequate for
unfitted for
out of place with
not designed
not designed for
ill-adapted to
no good
not up to scratch
unequipped for
unprepared for
ill-adapted
unsuited to
ill-suited to
ill-fitted
bad form
nonmatching
ill suited
exclusive
disjoint
mutually incompatible
ill-fitting
grating
harsh
non-matching
not up to snuff
not qualified
grotesque
unaesthetic
loud
not suitable
out of its element
unfitting to
improper to
out of character with
unbecoming to
unworthy
senseless
facing
against the grain
enemy
restrictive
exposing
protesting
defensive
objecting
combating
obstructive
gainsaying
rival
interfering
flimsy
junk
hopeless
impotent
broken
powerless
inferior
lousy
futile
deficient
limited
worthless
tasteless
untimely
unprofessional
unsympathetic
unfortunate
unladylike
ungentlemanly
uncharacteristic
outside
misplaced
unwarranted
injudicious
tactless
inadvisable
regrettable
misguided
negative
inopportune
unskillful
unskilled
uncool
irreconcilable with
differing from
different to
disagreeing with
resistant
off
insensitive
not equal to
unworthy of
not good enough for
inhospitable
antithetical to
in opposition to
discrepant with
discordant with
incongruous with
off-key
unassimilable
immaterial
jaundiced
diametrically opposed to
disconsonant with
inconsonant with
not in accord with
ill-advised
lacking in propriety
in poor taste
ill-judged
left-field
ill-considered
ill-chosen
foot-in-mouth
in bad taste
way off
out of order
out of step with
not in keeping with
not in harmony with
out of keeping with
sticking out a mile
standing out a mile
inexpert
adversary
like a fish out of water
mortal
remote from
different from
not pertinent
disconnected from
distant from
dead set against
dissenting from
on the warpath
set against
ill-disposed
more ❯
“Going to bed at a different time each night affected each individual child to varying degrees.”
Adjective
▲
Distinct or separate (used for emphasis after numbers or determiners of quantity)
separate
independent
individual
express
respective
singular
discrete
especial
distinctive
unique
distinct
detached
original
lone
autonomous
isolated
disconnected
apart
divorced
disparate
unrelated
free
unconnected
divided
individualizedUS
disjointed
dispersed
solitary
individualisedUK
diverse
single
sole
exclusive
only
specific
particular
special
distinguished
unitary
one
definite
standalone
deliberate
alone
fixed
purposeful
specified
clear-cut
personal
private
particularisedUK
select
selfstanding
diacritic
particularizedUS
odd
pure
characteristic
undivided
distinguishing
simple
unmixed
signature
unshared
unalloyed
unblended
uncompounded
separated
one-off
left alone
one only
by itself
one and only
only one
singled-out
more ❯
“Several different researchers all reached the same conclusion during this time.”
Adjective
▲
The state of being varied or diverse
diverse
miscellaneous
varied
disparate
various
assorted
divergent
eclectic
motley
numerous
varietal
varying
a mixed bag
anthologized
collected
colourfulUK
colorfulUS
dissonant
divers
diversified
diversiform
heterogeneous
incongruous
inconsistent
indiscriminate
jarring
manifold
many
mixed
multifaceted
multifarious
multiform
multiple
multitudinous
omnifarious
omniform
several
some
sundry
varicolored
variegated
variform
a variety of
polymorphic
polymorphous
protean
legion
differing
myriad
distinct
patchwork
all manner of
promiscuous
variant
piebald
ragtag
magpie
kitchen-sink
raggle-taggle
jumbled
distinctive
multiplex
separate
discrete
multitudinal
populous
dissimilar
unalike
changing
unlike
unequal
individual
many-sided
changeable
peculiar
a range of
an assortment of
a mixture of
compound
haphazard
composite
multifold
conglomerate
disordered
farraginous
a number of
mingled
heterogenous
mixed-up
wide-ranging
a mixed bag of
contrasting
many different
hybrid
loose
complex
confused
voluminous
copious
abundant
discrepant
multivarious
multiplied
random
distinguishable
beaucoup
morefold
collective
plural
odd
scrambled
unmatched
scattered
muddled
unsorted
quite a few
of every description
many and various
streets apart
a choice of
many and different
amalgamate
mongrel
mosaic
countless
innumerable
numberless
incalculable
untold
limitless
immeasurable
infinite
compounded
uncountable
all kinds of
umpteen
plentiful
profuse
endless
innumerous
multipart
unnumbered
uncounted
unlimited
thick on the ground
intricate
combined
blended
great
teeming
amalgamated
extensive
synthesizedUS
ample
abounding
very many
unnumberable
rife
plenteous
inexhaustible
synthesisedUK
multifactorial
a thousand and one
no end of
entangled
circuitous
prolific
not alone
dual
interleaved
not singular
considerable
aggregate
heaps
multipartite
melded
thousand-and-one
superabundant
bounteous
bountiful
generous
boundless
overflowing
measureless
vast
liberal
well-provided
large-scale
rampant
lavish
rich
replete
unremitting
incomputable
prevalent
well-supplied
frequent
unbounded
dense
winding
knotted
detailed
fancy
sinuous
nuanced
interwoven
meandering
mazy
labyrinthian
sophisticated
complicated
byzantine
baroque
involved
elaborate
daedal
tangled
convoluted
labyrinthine
knotty
complicate
Daedalian
involute
tortuous
large
fused
thick
a lot of
lots of
plenty of
piles of
stacks of
a multitude of
loads of
heaps of
masses of
quantities of
a great deal of
oodles of
tons of
a great number of
an abundance of
a profusion of
a multiplicity of
scores of
a great many
a slew of
bags of
a quantity of
a swag of
a bunch of
scads of
a shedload of
dozens of
millions of
bazillions of
lousy with
infinite numbers of
billions of
hundreds of
zillions of
thousands of
gazillions of
more than one
more ❯
“She likes to perform different types of music because she doesn’t want to be pigeonholed.”
Adjective
▲
The state of being unlike most others
extraordinary
peculiar
rare
special
unconventional
unique
unusual
bizarre
exceptional
off the wall
original
outlandish
remarkable
strange
unorthodox
unprecedented
atypical
left-field
novel
odd
off-centre
other
out of the ordinary
particular
specific
uncommon
unfamiliar
aberrant
deviant
discordant
exotic
fantastic
fresh
nonconforming
noteworthy
out of the way
out-of-the-way
outrageous
specialisedUK
specializedUS
uncharacteristic
unconforming
uncustomary
unheard-of
unknown
unrepresentative
way out
abnormal
eccentric
far-out
freakish
kinky
kooky
off-key
perverted
quaint
queer
quirky
quizzical
something else
unharmonious
way-out
weird
whimsical
alien
anomalous
errant
erratic
fanciful
interesting
isolated
curious
singular
offbeat
irregular
funny
unexpected
oddball
idiosyncratic
unwonted
wacky
freak
untypical
uncanny
unnatural
freaky
mysterious
unaccustomed
crazy
individual
distinctive
off-the-wall
especial
distinct
rum
bizarro
screwy
preternatural
divergent
kookie
alternative
whacky
incongruous
zany
weirdo
aberrated
mystifying
puzzling
wild
perplexing
foreign
cranky
queerish
characteristic
phenomenal
outré
nonstandard
suspicious
off-kilter
dubious
funky
distinguishing
extraordinaire
baffling
surprising
exceeding
wacko
unaccountable
spaced-out
new
exclusive
aberrational
eerie
questionable
unco
obscure
fishy
inexplicable
individualistic
personal
spooky
signature
typical
nonconformist
inconceivable
devious
deviate
identifying
untried
unheard of
out there
creepy
disparate
out of the common
incredible
deviating
personalizedUS
heteroclite
discriminating
avant-garde
symptomatic
unexplored
classic
diagnostic
proper
diagnostical
far out
anomalistic
non-typical
personalisedUK
inimitable
rogue
out of line
informal
unceremonious
intriguing
variant
irrational
heterodox
dissimilar
incomprehensible
separate
scarce
Bohemian
flakeyUS
daggy
little known
private
representative
doubtful
essential
off the beaten track
flakyUK
notable
droll
off-base
individualizedUS
patented
individualisedUK
custom
radical
maverick
infrequent
customizedUS
monstrous
striking
unthinkable
unreal
unpredictable
wayward
bohemian
digressive
unparalleled
twisted
sporadic
surreal
transgressing
wandering
warped
perverse
hippy
customisedUK
fantastical
identifiable
distorted
out of place
respective
recherche
absurd
boho
conspicuous
remote
differentiating
own
unnormal
extreme
romantic
dilly
ridiculous
out-there
ludicrous
recondite
intrinsic
out in left field
recognizableUS
unrecognizedUS
appropriate
uninvestigated
unordinary
diacritic
unrecognisedUK
suspect
off-colourUK
newfangled
unbalanced
idiomatic
dubitable
disputable
subjective
privy
shady
debatable
doubtable
equivocal
mad
shaky
dodgy
problematic
unmistakable
one and only
not normal
problematical
daft
off-center
corrupt
recognisableUK
off-colorUS
weird and wonderful
outre
distinguished
esoteric
madcap
incomparable
unlike
contrary
supernatural
jarring
newsworthy
offhand
illogical
disorderly
limited
straying
contrarian
innate
malformed
unhealthy
discrete
rambling
innovative
awkward
seldom
heteromorphic
laughable
patent
modified
derived
occasional
disconsonant
inapropos
irrelevant
incongruent
incoherent
few and far between
astounding
beyond your ken
one-off
familiar
distinguishable
salient
brand new
uncharted
adapted
altered
mutant
revised
disquieting
outstanding
thin on the ground
categorical
marvellousUK
unhinged
touched
demented
random
unintelligible
previously unencountered
outside one’s experience
glamorous
inherent
emblematic
bent
impressive
standout
varying
heretical
nutty
wigged out
nuts
schizoid
schizo
memorable
optional
differing
wonderful
exciting
inborn
inbred
non-standard
set
express
natural
precise
all your own
glamourous
marvelousUS
intimate
one of a kind
astonishing
in left field
not tightly wrapped
out of this world
local
concrete
sensational
outside
inscrutable
independent
restricted
endemic
marked
like nothing on earth
revolutionary
determining
foreign-looking
avant garde
out of keeping
untraditional
nonorthodox
extravagant
beatnik
anarchic
sectarian
schismatic
dishonest
untrustworthy
unlikely
nonsensical
implausible
far-fetched
murky
unreliable
phonyUS
insane
preposterous
farfetched
shonky
dark
criminal
improbable
unbelievable
off the beaten path
of doubtful honesty
open to question
rings untrue
phoneyUK
won’t wash
not quite right
too much
open to doubt
under suspicion
not kosher
unrealistic
imaginary
relevant
corresponding
unconvincing
unimaginable
foolish
illusory
comical
incredulous
grandiose
unconceivable
misleading
capricious
ambitious
visionary
amazing
uncompelling
artificial
each
illusive
out of sight
cock-and-bull
cockamamie
barmy
suppositious
potty
hallucinatory
hare-brained
make-believe
cock-eyed
one-to-one
grotesque
farcical
silly
cuckoo
crackpot
cockeyed
loony
lunatic
prodigious
risible
goofy
batty
balmy
shocking
dotty
harebrained
senseless
fatuous
daffy
dippy
asinine
looney
inane
half-baked
unreasonable
stupid
ghostly
spookish
unearthly
haunting
featherheaded
eldritch
screwball
cracked
bewildering
unwise
pointless
befuddling
confounding
witless
miraculous
simpleminded
brainless
bubbleheaded
lunkheaded
awesome
staggering
eery
half-witted
weak-minded
idiotic
eye-popping
mind-boggling
stupefying
deranged
stunning
imbecilic
loopy
derisory
inconsistent
unexampled
hard to swallow
gonzo
awful
dumfounding
awe-inspiring
scary
cockamamy
off the air
frightening
pathetic
wondrous
chilling
bonkers
crazed
mind-blowing
beyond belief
crackers
clownish
startling
mental
ironic
psychotic
whacko
certifiable
loco
gaga
unsound
crackbrained
bats
meshuga
scatty
stupendous
magical
confusing
maniacal
dumbfounding
jerky
tomfool
flimsy
sappy
inept
fool
hilarious
spine-chilling
macabre
beat
hair-raising
derisive
non compos mentis
blood-curdling
unforeseen
flustering
jolting
unannounced
unanticipated
dreamlike
eye-opening
strained
laboredUS
labouredUK
occult
mystic
secret
foolhardy
infantile
sinister
inexplainable
impracticable
imprudent
puerile
unworkable
psycho
unequalledUK
terrifying
atypic
eminent
refreshing
amusing
fruity
haywire
brainsick
maniac
wud
bedlam
meshugge
bughouse
moonstruck
humorous
unrivaledUS
very strange
unrivalledUK
fearful
impossible
unequaledUS
ill-conceived
ghastly
matchless
petrifying
spectacular
flabbergasting
blindsiding
progressive
peerless
loony tunes
looney tunes
nightmarish
fabulous
unnerving
rummy
disconcerting
scaring
bananas
barking
unexcelled
horrific
ominous
pioneering
weak
dreadful
momentous
portentous
gnarly
difficult to believe
meaningless
doolally
numinous
heavy
delirious
dramatic
derisible
disturbing
thin
without equal
beyond compare
overwhelming
muddling
without parallel
sui generis
cock and bull
ground-breaking
in a league of its own
very different
barking mad
impractical
jaw-dropping
out to lunch
off-beat
forced
as daft as a brush
off your head
scarcely credible
full of it
hard to take
up the pole
oddish
mystical
arbitrary
chance
deviative
surrealistic
splendid
cool
vagarious
changeable
teratoid
fitful
imaginative
significant
prominent
unfathomable
skittish
advanced
ornate
elaborate
intricate
misfit
eccentrical
enigmatic
experimental
excentrical
breaking new ground
baroque
Kafkaesque
rococo
simple
cryptic
giddy
unforgettable
eye-catching
arresting
provocative
beguiling
kookish
seldom seen
paradoxical
devastating
ape
berserk
serious
tremendous
off
dopey
ungodly
off the rails
mercurial
unsettling
amazeballs
flipped out
crazy-ass
wackadoodle
wackadoo
other-worldly
flash
forby
joshing
camp
bugged out
very unconventional
campy
quixotic
funny peculiar
comic
ambiguous
barbarous
record
groundbreaking
funny strange
never to be forgotten
dumb
off your trolley
very unusual
out of one’s mind
uncouth
eerily
magic
supernal
unsavouryUK
disreputable
shifty
unsavoryUS
first-time
signal
off beaten path
irresponsible
inconsequential
very unique
cabalistic
not typical
exaggerated
shifting
jumbled
light-hearted
unbelieveable
haunted
demoniac
demonic
anarchistic
creative
out of character
out of the box
non-mortal
animal
subhuman
inhuman
non-human
devilish
bird-brained
out of all reason
inappropriate
short-sighted
beyond all reason
iffy
embellished
sublime
nonplussing
shattering
discomfiting
nonplusing
dismaying
upsetting
sepulchral
funereal
arcane
external
unacceptable
offensive
undiscovered
egregious
few
nondescript
hyperbolic
funny-looking
mysterious-looking
strange-looking
unseasonable
slight
potentially illegal
potentially dishonest
acting crazy
faint
freethinking
specious
unpersuasive
unsung
disgraceful
unremarked
unregarded
lame
trifling
feeble
liberated
untrammelledUK
unconstrained
unfettered
unapt
superior
extrinsic
menacing
horrifying
harrowing
threatening
tall
nameless
little-known
undreamed of
undreamed-of
unrenowned
unsatisfactory
shallow
ineffectual
ponderous
transparent
inadequate
untrammeledUS
untoward
irritating
providential
gothic
Gothic
poor
unimpressive
hard to believe
not convincing
uneasy
not likely
free-spirited
hairy
horrible
direful
crawly
rich
entertaining
annoying
priceless
diverting
less likely
outside chance
exogenetic
estranged
shuddersome
nasty
gruesome
disgusting
unpleasant
ghoulish
unwholesome
never before encountered
depraved
sick
degenerate
a laugh
side-splitting
a joke
a bit much
OTT
a bit thick
over the top
unhuman
disturbed
exogenous
unstable
frenzied
morbid
undesirable
distraught
psychopathic
distracted
sectionable
raving
frantic
manic
hysterical
nutso
buggy
squirrelly
unsubstantial
nutsy
unimagined
incogitable
bushed
porangi
yarra
reachy
mentally ill
unknowable
nutty as a fruitcake
not all there
mad as a hatter
have bats in the belfry
round the bend
foaming at the mouth
out of one’s head
stark mad
raving mad
not together
mad as a March hare
round the twist
not right in the head
sick in the head
not right upstairs
not quite right in the head
have kangaroos in the top paddock
away with the fairies
of unsound mind
mentally unbalanced
stark staring mad
not the full shilling
have a screw loose
stark raving mad
insupposable
imcomprehensible
out of the question
not to be thought of
extremely implausible
beyond reason
won’t fly
extremely unlikely
extremely doubtful
not in the least likely
beyond the bounds of possibility
extremely difficult to believe
more ❯
“Due to his highly introverted nature, John was considered different from the other children.”
Adjective
▲
The resulting state of having been modified
changed
modified
new
transformed
metamorphosed
refreshing
rehabilitated
converted
reformed
amended
revised
remade
remodeledUS
altered
renovated
redone
remodelledUK
improved
differing
dissimilar
incompatible
contrasting
disparate
mismatched
reprogrammed
reconditioned
transmuted
recreated
transfigured
mutated
distorted
unrecognizableUS
unrecognisableUK
restored
matured
modernizedUS
non-identical
modernisedUK
adapted
corrected
adjusted
updated
cooked
qualified
spiked
reshaped
doctored
fixed
turned
diversified
fitted
refitted
retailored
rectified
renewed
regenerated
reorganizedUS
reworked
rejuvenated
refreshed
revived
reorganisedUK
born-again
reconstituted
reconstructed
mutant
reset
revolutionizedUS
reestablished
indoctrinated
overhauled
edited
rewritten
redacted
emended
corrupted
garbled
bettered
regulated
repaired
rebuilt
refurbished
relieved
cured
helped
abated
enhanced
lessened
ameliorated
reborn
revolutionisedUK
reinvigorated
newborn
patched up
remedied
styled
customizedUS
personalizedUS
tailored
designed
revitalizedUS
personalisedUK
becoming
customisedUK
suitable
fitting
custom-built
energisedUK
revitalisedUK
redux
mended
redesigned
freshened
invigorated
energizedUS
resurrected
resuscitated
reenergized
reanimated
enlivened
more ❯
“It was a completely different apartment after the renovations were complete.”
Adjective
▲
Stimulatingly new or different in nature
refreshing
new
fresh
innovative
creative
imaginative
unusual
innovatory
inventive
innovational
unconventional
unfamiliar
unprecedented
unorthodox
unique
ingenious
original
novel
groundbreaking
pioneering
inspired
distinctive
welcome
individual
stimulating
individualistic
resourceful
avant-garde
not just another
newfangled
revolutionary
trailblazing
unknown
strange
new-fashioned
ground-breaking
contemporary
ultra-modern
advanced
modern
singular
originative
untried
disruptive
experimental
futuristic
unaccustomed
uncommon
state-of-the-art
neoteric
unheard-of
left-field
out-of-the-box
visionary
clever
radical
artistic
modernistic
off-centre
cutting-edge
cutting edge
leading-edge
breaking new ground
just out
out of the ordinary
seminal
special
inspiring
rare
avant garde
latest
Promethean
untested
surprising
exotic
recent
offbeat
atypical
unhackneyed
fertile
demiurgic
productive
artful
transformational
unwonted
alternative
variational
transformative
deviceful
entrepreneurial
brand new
this season’s
out of the common
new-fangled
up-to-date
up to date
odd
funky
peculiar
far cry
neat
trendy
in
fashionable
groovy
unexplored
happening
hot
with-it
far out
cool
modish
modernist
hip
unexampled
pathbreaking
nontraditional
way out
stylish
fundamental
progressive
drastic
game-changing
world-shattering
up-and-coming
forward-looking
high-tech
current
ultramodern
up to the minute
mod
up-to-the-minute
space-age
trendsetting
designer
sophisticated
present-day
brand-new
red-hot
now
new age
highly developed
avant
leading
in fashion
developed
in vogue
all the rage
nifty
chic
with it
voguish
complex
au courant
a la mode
popular
snazzy
newest
evolved
flash
smart
modern-day
leading edge
latter-day
breakthrough
forward-thinking
ahead of the times
ahead of its time
natty
swinging
tony
kicky
higher
never-before-seen
forward
modernizedUS
modernisedUK
formative
updated
go-ahead
nouvelle
hi-tech
elaborate
improved
newly discovered
recently developed
late
in style
fly
spiffy
kicking
sassy
fanciful
quirky
fantastic
big
romantic
whimsical
dreamy
faddish
technologically advanced
present
fringe
extravagant
today
in-thing
poetic
future
enterprising
quixotic
refined
poetical
prevalent
vivid
present-time
intricate
robotic
extreme
topical
way-out
le dernier cri
far along
well ahead
highly-developed
science fiction
last word
front-line
bang up to date
far ahead
high-end
powerful
blue-sky
well along
sharp
snappy
established
extant
timely
perfected
immediate
swell
supercool
schmick
enlightened
dynamic
vanguard
twenty-first century
ongoing
bleeding edge
subversive
high
def
hep
forefront
surrealistic
downtown
SOTA
21st-century
landmark
innovating
mould-breaking
spearheading
culty
high-style
swagger
hot off press
à la mode
twenty-first-century
underground
mature
high-level
the newest
causative
teeming
forgetive
gifted
constructive
fruitful
adroit
turned-on
germinal
strategic
well-thought-out
multifaceted
well-designed
involved
well-planned
well-built
on fleek
in thing
all the go
prevailing
concurrent
coincident
concomitant
contempo
marginal
self-regulating
automatic
expressive
swank
peripheral
unofficial
nonmainstream
automated
artificially intelligent
ritzy
desired
fabulous
extremist
off Broadway
capable of learning
on the cutting edge
latest fad
de nos jours
in favourUK
latest thing
in the latest style
in with it
dernier cri
sought-after
twenty- first century
in favorUS
chi-chi
in demand
latest fashion
latest wrinkle
intelligent
self-learning
unreal
fantastical
mythical
eccentric
fancy
dreamlike
flighty
insightful
absurd
freakish
illusory
brilliant
genius
imaginary
freaky
curious
keen
wild
chimerical
ridiculous
chimeric
phantasmal
bizarre
crackpot
phantasmic
astute
foremost
nonconformist
inspirational
utopian
fictive
pie-in-the-sky
high-flown
brain wave
breaking ground
prime
ahead
supreme
far-out
far-fetched
head in the clouds
out of touch with reality
complicated
pre-eminent
avantgardistic
excellent
precocious
paramount
exceptional
principal
stylin’
contemporaneous
plugged-in
most recent
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Presenting a choice between two or more possibilities
alternative
other
substitute
alternate
another
replacement
second
possible
surrogate
cover
proxy
relief
reserve
standby
stand-in
auxiliary
backup
complementary
deputy
fallback
emergency
fill-in
back-up
non-standard
pinch-hitting
equivalent
temporary
provisional
stopgap
supplementary
supplemental
makeshift
substitutive
tentative
acting
interim
caretaker
locum
provisory
provisionary
additional
intervening
ancillary
supernumerary
transitional
extra
short-term
pro tem
fall-back
ad interim
second-string
pro tempore
temp
new
dummy
improvised
quick-and-dirty
make-do
spare
rough-and-ready
throwaway
slapdash
Adjective
▲
Any except this one
any other
a different
additional
further
some other
more
other
fresh
added
another
farther
new
extra
else
in addition
Adjective
▲
Being different or irrelevant
another thing
irrelevant
unconnected
beside the point
not pertinent
off base
off the subject
off the topic
Adjective
▲
Of, from, in, or characteristic of a country or language other than one’s own
foreign
alien
distant
remote
exotic
external
outside
adventitious
extraneous
nonnative
offshore
extrinsic
imported
antipodal
expatriate
extraterritorial
faraway
overseas
adopted
extralocal
immigrant
nonresident
far flung
non-native
from abroad
far off
far-off
far-fetched
non-domestic
not domestic
not native
supervenient
exterior
strange
unfamiliar
accidental
international
non-resident
from elsewhere
extramural
outward
removed
visiting
exogenetic
introduced
estranged
away
exogenous
far-removed
peregrine
third-party
far-flung
not naturalized
extraterrestrial
isolated
worldwide
intrusive
unexplored
nonessential
peripheral
intercontinental
transatlantic
unknown
tropical
transoceanic
transpacific
ultramarine
ethnic
detached
from outside
inaccessible
well away
in foreign land
out of place
independent
far
temporary
casual
freelance
hired
consulting
peripatetic
consultant
advisory
deep
afar
apart
miles away
a long way
out-of-the-way
a good way
stone’s throw
out of the way
far removed
more ❯
Idiom
▲
Idioms for being different
out of harmony
a far cry from
contrary to
not in keeping
out of keeping
out of line
out of step
at sixes and sevens
“The white-furred wolf was different to the rest of the pack.”
Determiner
▲
In reference to an alternative option
other
alternative
contrasting
dissimilar
distinct
diverse
separate
alternate
substitute
unrelated
variant
Determiner
▲
Separate or respective
several
individual
particular
respective
separate
specific
distinct
own
definite
discrete
personal
special
sundry
various
proportionate
single
assorted
varied
some
miscellaneous
divers
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9-letter Words Starting With
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1 altered, at odds, at variance, changed, clashing, contrasting, deviating, discrepant, disparate, dissimilar, divergent, diverse, inconsistent, opposed, streets apart, unlike
2 another, discrete, distinct, individual, other, separate
3 assorted, divers (archaic) diverse, manifold, many, miscellaneous, multifarious, numerous, several, some, sundry, varied, various
4 another story, atypical, bizarre, distinctive, extraordinary, left-field (informal) out of the ordinary, peculiar, rare, singular, something else, special, strange, uncommon, unconventional, unique, unusual
English Collins Dictionary — English synonyms & Thesaurus
different
1 adj If two people or things are different, they are not like each other in one or more ways.
oft ADJ from n
London was different from most European capitals…, If he’d attended music school, how might things have been different?…, We have totally different views.
In British English, people sometimes say that one thing is different to another. Some people consider this use to be incorrect., adj v-link ADJ to n
My approach is totally different to his.
People sometimes say that one thing is different than another. This use is often considered incorrect in British English, but it is acceptable in American English., adj v-link ADJ than n/cl
We’re not really any different than they are.
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differently adv ADV after v, ADV -ed, oft ADV from n
Every individual learns differently…
2 adj You use different to indicate that you are talking about two or more separate and distinct things of the same kind.
ADJ n (Antonym: identical)
Different countries specialised in different products…, The number of calories in different brands of drinks varies enormously.
3 adj You can describe something as different when it is unusual and not like others of the same kind.
v-link ADJ
(=distinctive)
This recipe is certainly interesting and different.
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a far cry from |
id. |
very different from |
The charming and cosy cottage they moved into is a far cry from the tiny flat they were living in before / Her life with that fickle man is a far cry from being a dream life |
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SSDD |
abbr. acron. |
Same Shit Different Day |
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! clock. |
n. |
As a different figure of style word for night in the definition of gossip. |
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! SundryShop |
n. |
One place to find many different unique antiques, collectibles, and novelty items |
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сommognition |
n. |
A theory that regards thinking as a form of internal communication rather than an entirely different operation |
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one-stop shop |
n. |
a single place where you can find everything you need, usually found in different places |
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A breath of fresh air |
n. |
means a different approach or a welcome change to something. Ex.: anna has lots of wonderful ideas and motivation — she is a breath of fresh air. |
[Fig.] |
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