dissilience (Meaning)
Wordnet
dissilience (n)
the emergence of seeds as seed pods burst open when they are ripe
Webster
dissilience (n.)
Alt. of Dissiliency
Synonyms & Antonyms of dissilience
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
dissilience Sentence Examples
- The dissilience of the rock layers indicated that there had been a major geological event in the past.
- The scientist studied the dissilience between the two theories to determine which one was more accurate.
- The dissilience between the two cultures made communication difficult, even though they spoke the same language.
- The dissilience of the political opinions in the country made it difficult for the government to make decisions.
- The dissilience between the two artists' styles was evident in their paintings, which were displayed side by side in the gallery.
- The dissilience between the two friends' personalities made it difficult for them to stay close, even though they had been friends for many years.
- The dissilience between the two companies' products made it difficult for customers to decide which one to buy.
- The dissilience between the two theories was so great that it seemed impossible to reconcile them.
- The dissilience of the rock layers made it difficult for the geologists to determine the age of the rocks.
- The dissilience between the two musicians' styles made it difficult for them to collaborate on a song together.
FAQs About the word dissilience
the emergence of seeds as seed pods burst open when they are ripeAlt. of Dissiliency
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The dissilience of the rock layers indicated that there had been a major geological event in the past.
The scientist studied the dissilience between the two theories to determine which one was more accurate.
The dissilience between the two cultures made communication difficult, even though they spoke the same language.
The dissilience of the political opinions in the country made it difficult for the government to make decisions.
