unlike Synonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- varied
- various
- unalike
- disparate
- distant
- nonidentical
- differentiable
- several
- distinguishable
- dissimilar
Weak:
Strongest:
Strong:
- kin
- indistinguishable
- analogous
- alike
- analogous
- equal
- comparable
- kindred
- kindred
- equivalent
- akin
- equivalent
- equal
- indistinguishable
- related
- tantamount
- related
- akin
- alike
- tantamount
- comparable
- kin
Weak:
unlike Meaning
unlike (a)
marked by dissimilarity
not equal in amount
unlike (a.)
Not like; dissimilar; diverse; having no resemblance; as, the cases are unlike.
Not likely; improbable; unlikely.
unlike Sentence Examples
- Unlike her outgoing sister, Amelia preferred solitude.
- The vibrant city was unlike anything I had ever experienced.
- His stoic demeanor was unlike any emotion I had ever witnessed.
- The gentle breeze caressed my skin, unlike the harsh wind that often blew.
- The old mansion stood out among the modern buildings, unlike any other structure in the neighborhood.
- The captivating novel transported me to a different world, unlike anything I had ever read before.
- Unlike the traditional painting style, this abstract artwork challenged conventions.
- The exotic spices tantalized my taste buds, unlike anything I had tasted.
- The innovative technology was unlike anything currently available in the market.
- Her unwavering loyalty was unlike any friendship I had ever known.
FAQs About the word unlike
marked by dissimilarity, not equal in amountNot like; dissimilar; diverse; having no resemblance; as, the cases are unlike., Not likely; improbable; unlikely.
distinct, distinctive,different, diverse, other, varied, various, unalike, disparate, distant
identical,like, like, parallel, same, similar, identical, parallel, similar, same
Unlike her outgoing sister, Amelia preferred solitude.
The vibrant city was unlike anything I had ever experienced.
His stoic demeanor was unlike any emotion I had ever witnessed.
The gentle breeze caressed my skin, unlike the harsh wind that often blew.
