| 释义 | View usage for: (dɪspərət) 1. adjective [usually ADJECTIVE noun]Disparate things are clearly different from each other in quality or type.[formal]  Scientists are trying to pull together disparate ideas in astronomy.  The nine republics are immensely disparate in size, culture and wealth. Synonyms: different, contrasting, unlike, contrary More Synonyms of disparate 2. adjective [usually ADJECTIVE noun]A disparate thing is made up of very different elements.[formal]  ...a very disparate nation, with enormous regional differences.  ...their disparate coalition of Southern conservatives and liberals.disparate in British English (ˈdɪspərɪt) adjective1. utterly different or distinct in kind noun2. (plural) unlike things or peopleDerived formsdisparately (ˈdisparately)  adverbdisparateness (ˈdisparateness) nounWord origin C16: from Latin disparāre  to divide, from dis-1  + parāre  to prepare; also influenced by Latin dispar  unequaldisparate in American English (ˈdɪspərət;  also dɪˈspærɪt)   adjective  essentially not alike; distinct or different in kind; unequal  SIMILAR WORDS:   ˈdifferent Derived formsdisparately (ˈdisparately)  adverb disparateness (ˈdisparateness)  nounWord origin L disparatus , pp. of disparare , to separate < dis- , apart, not + parare , to make equal < par , equal: see  par1They walked back to Richard's flat, lost in their disparate thoughts.She had always seemed able to think along several lines at once, bringing oddly disparate facts together to make a pattern others missed.He looked from one sister to the other, both beauties, but in such disparate ways.Odd little flickers of intensity, to burn in such disparate eyes... what had that short page's name been...?Examples of 'disparate' in a sentencedisparateIn other languagesdisparateBritish English: disparate ADJECTIVE  Disparate things are clearly different from each other in quality or type. Scientists are trying to pull together disparate ideas in astronomy. American English: disparateBrazilian Portuguese: dísparChinese: 迥然不同的European Spanish: disparFrench: disparateGerman: völlig verschiedenItalian: disparatoJapanese: 本質的に異なるKorean: 상이한European Portuguese: dísparLatin American Spanish: dispar
Definition utterly different in kind Scientists are trying to pull together disparate ideas.Synonyms contrasting unlike at variance discrepantAdditional synonymsDefinition at variance Her inexperience is at odds with the tale she tells.Synonyms at variance,  conflicting,  contrary to,  at odds,  out of line,  out of step,  at sixes and sevens (informal),  not in keeping,  out of harmonyDefinition opposed His sister was of the contrary opinion to his.Synonyms opposite,  different,  opposed,  clashing,  counter,  reverse,  differing,  adverse,  contradictory,  inconsistent,  diametrically opposed, antitheticalDefinition at variance He displays attitudes and conduct discordant with his culture.Synonyms disagreeing,  conflicting,  clashing,  different,  opposite,  contrary,  at odds,  contradictory,  inconsistent,  incompatible,  incongruous, divergentdisparagedisparagementdisparagingdisparatedisparitydispassiondispassionate
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