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othereOE

Different in kind, nature, or quality. In predicative use now frequently implying the absence of any common characteristics.

otherkinseOE

Of another kind; other, different.

unilicheOE

Unlike something else in terms of condition, character, etc.; (sometimes spec.) incomparable, peerless. Chiefly in predicative use with a noun or…

elseOE

In predicative use: of another kind, otherwise. Now rare.

otherways?c1225

= otherwise, adj. Obsolete (rare after 15th cent.).

diversc1250

Different or not alike in character or quality; not of the same kind. Obsolete in this form since 1700, and now expressed by diverse, adj. 1. Obsolete

diverse1297

Different in character or quality; not of the same kind; not alike in nature or qualities. (Formerly also written divers: see divers, adj. 1.)

unlikea1300

Of two or more people or things. Not like each other; different, dissimilar. Chiefly in predicative use.

likelessa1325

Having no like; unlike others; unique.

sundrya1325

Of a different kind; dissimilar in nature, form, or quality; = different, adj. 2. Also with from, of. Obsolete.

contrariousc1340

Of opposed character or tendency; contrary or repugnant (to, rarely from). Obsolete.

nothera1375

In positive contexts, in senses of other: different; (the) other (of two alternatives); additional. Now chiefly in a whole nother (chiefly U.S. collo

strangec1380

With from: Alien, far removed; diverse, different. Obsolete.

anothera1382

Used to indicate a significant change or difference in the person or thing specified such that it (now) resembles a different person or thing.

otherwisea1393

In predicative use: in another state or condition; not so; different; other.

diversed1393

diversified, different.

differenta1400

Unlike in nature, form, or quality; not of the same kind; dissimilar.

differing?c1400

Distinct in nature, form, or quality; different.

deparayll1413

Unlike, dissimilar, diverse.

disparable1413

Unlike.

disparail1413

Different, diverse.

dissemblable1413

Unlike, dissimilar, various. Hence absol. as n.

party?a1439

Inclined to be separate, rebellious; separate in character; different. Obsolete.

unlikeningc1450

Differing, dissimilar.

indifferent1513

Different.

distinct1523

Distinguished or separated from others by nature or qualities; possessing differentiating characteristics; individually peculiar; different in…

repugnant1528

Diverse, different. Obsolete. rare.

far1531

Remote. figurative of remoteness or difference in time, relationship, or nature.

heterogene?1541

= heterogeneous, adj.

discrepant1556

Of two or more things: different, discordant, inconsistent.

mislike1570

Different, unlike.

contrary1576

in weaker sense: Different, other. Obsolete.

distincted1577

another-gainesa1586

Of another kind or character; different; = anothergates, adj.

dispar1587

Unequal, unlike.

another gate1594

Of another kind or character; different; = anothergates, adj. rare.

dislike1596

Unlike, dissimilar, not alike.

unresembling1598

Dissimilar; unlike.

heterogeneana1601

= heterogeneous, adj.

anothergates1604

Of another kind or character; different.

heterogeneal1605

= heterogeneous, adj.

unmatched1606

Not having a match, pair, or mate; not matched with something corresponding or complementary.

disparate1608

Essentially different or diverse in kind; dissimilar, unlike, distinct. In Logic, used of things or concepts having no obvious common ground or…

disparent?1611

Unlike, diverse; of various appearance.

differential1618

Of, relating to, or characterized by difference; depending on difference; (esp. of a tax or rate) differing according to circumstances.

dissimilar1621

Not similar or alike; different in appearance, properties, or nature; unlike. Const. to (less often from, rarely with.)

disparated1624

= disparate, adj.

dissimilary1624

Dissimilar, unlike; heterogeneous.

heterogeneous1624

Of one body in respect of another, or of various bodies in respect of each other: diverse in kind or nature, of completely different characters…

unparallel1624

Not parallel; not corresponding, equivalent, or equal.

otherguess1632

Of another kind, different; = othergates, adj.

anotherguise1635

Of another kind or character; different; = anothergates, adj.

incongenerous1646

Not of the same kind; the opposite of congenerous, adj. 1.

anotherguess1650

Of another kind or character; different; = anothergates, adj.

otherguise1653

Of another kind, different; = othergates, adj. Obsolete.

distant1654

figurative. Different in character or quality; diverse, distinct. Obsolete.

unresemblant1655

Dissimilar.

distantial1656

Differing, diverse. Obsolete.

allogeneous1666

Different or distinct in kind; (in later use frequently) spec. belonging to or consisting of a distinct ethnic group.

distinguished1736

Differentiated from others by character or quality; special, distinctive, characteristic. Obsolete.

otherguised1768

= otherguise, adj.

unsimilar1768

(un-, prefix1 affix 1)

insimilar1801

Not similar, unlike.

anotherkins1855

Of another kind or character; different; = anothergates, adj.

diff1861

= different, adj. (in various senses).

distinctive1867

Having a distinct character or position. rare.

othergate1903

= otherwise, adj.

unalike1934

Different; not alike.

Subcategories:

— different from (6)
— different from the thing in question (1)
— very different (1)
— very different from (2)
— subtle or fine of difference or distinction (1)
— not like oneself (1)
— as individuals (1)
— different, other, or further (4)
— also different (2)
— the one or the other (of two) (3)
— the second or another (3)
— the other (one) (1)
— a different or some other (2)
— different or distinct for each respectively (4)
— distinct (14)
— two, three, many, etc., different (1)
— differentiating or distinctive (9)
— distinguished or differentiated (5)
— distinguishable (4)
— contradistinguishing or contradistinct (6)
— having no analogy (3)
— other than before, different, or new (1)
— calculated to cause difference (1)
— making no distinction (1)
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