dissimilarity

[ US /ˌdɪˌsɪməˈɫæɹəti/ ]
NOUN
  1. the quality of being dissimilar
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How To Use dissimilarity In A Sentence

  • How are patterns of cohabitation influenced by dissimilarity of species?
  • Still, the visual dissimilarity among works and within mediums is offset by a coolly consistent emotional tenor that overtakes the viewer as if by stealth.
  • It is not easy to let go of a new-found union or to acknowledge dissimilarity and discord. The Past is Before Us - feminism in action since the 1960s
  • In pencilled Hamburghs, on the other hand, there is much dissimilarity; the pencilling which is characteristic of the hens being almost absent in the males of both the golden and silver varieties. The Variation of Animals and Plants Under Domestication, Vol. I.
  • God glorifies himself in rescuing the undeserving, not the heavenly; the poetry of redemption lies all in the dissimilarity between redeemer and redeemed, the similarities (if I may be permitted to put it this way) are all ironical, however necessary. Spring « Unknowing
  • That is, inconsistency reflects dissimilarity without directly assessing conflict.
  • The meat looks fat and nice, and is relished by the people, a little glariness seemed to be present on the foreleg, and I sometimes think that, notwithstanding the dissimilarity of the symptoms observed in the camels and buffaloes now, and those we saw in oxen and horses, the evil may be the tsetse, after all, but they have been badly used, without a doubt. The Last Journals of David Livingstone from 1865 to His Death
  • Together, these simulations suggest that selection is required to explain the overall reduction in hybrid indices, with varying magnitudes of selection being necessary to explain the dissimilarity among the four replicates.
  • Cultural dissimilarity brings difficulty to language learning.
  • This paper, proceeding with the definition of dissimilarity, probes into the relationship between selfness and otherness to reveal the cross-cultural essence of translation.
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