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diametrically Meaning
diametrically (r)
as from opposite ends of a diameter
diametrically (adv.)
In a diametrical manner; directly; as, diametrically opposite.
diametrically Sentence Examples
- The new policy proposal was diametrically opposed to the principles of equality.
- His beliefs were diametrically different from those of his conservative upbringing.
- The two political parties held diametrically opposed views on immigration reform.
- Her approach to problem-solving was diametrically different from her colleague's.
- The scientist's findings were diametrically at odds with the prevailing theories in the field.
- Their tastes in music were diametrically opposed; she preferred classical, while he enjoyed heavy metal.
- The artist's new collection represented a diametrically fresh perspective from her previous works.
- The two teams had diametrically contrasting strategies for winning the championship.
- The CEO's management style was diametrically distinct from that of the company's previous leader.
- Despite being twins, their personalities were diametrically divergent, one being introverted and the other extroverted.
FAQs About the word diametrically
as from opposite ends of a diameterIn a diametrical manner; directly; as, diametrically opposite.
contradictory,opposite, antithetical, polar, antipodal,divergent, counter, hostile, unfavorable, disparate
noncontradictory, similar, same,similar, noncontradictory, like, same, analogous, analogous, like
The new policy proposal was diametrically opposed to the principles of equality.
His beliefs were diametrically different from those of his conservative upbringing.
The two political parties held diametrically opposed views on immigration reform.
Her approach to problem-solving was diametrically different from her colleague's.
