| 单词 | dissimilarity |
| 释义 | dis·similarity < progress toward full union has remained stalled because of dissimilarities between the Belgian and the Netherlands economies — Americana Annual > Synonyms: < there are often not mere unlikenesses but marked dissimilarities of belief between members of the same religious group > < what a dissimilarity! In the ground of the two lives, a likeness; in all their circumstance, what unlikeness! — Matthew Arnold > < a noticeable unlikeness between twins > difference implies a quality or feature which marks one thing as apart from another — want of resemblance in one or more particulars, a want of identity, or a disagreement or cause of disagreement < dwell with satisfaction upon the poet's difference from his predecessors — T.S.Eliot > < differences in the type of ware manufactured by the various crafts — H.E.Steele > < an obvious difference between the statesman and the politician > < settle the differences between hostile nations > divergence or divergency usually applies to things which have or have had much in common, implying strongly a cleavage or a purposeful separation in path or character < one university system might show considerable divergence from another — J.B.Conant > < in the old days I demanded agreement; I am now amused by divergence — A.C.Benson > < his divergence from his sister in this sphere of religion was never so wide as she feared — Matthew Arnold > < increasing divergencies between British and French policies — Sumner Welles > < the divergencies between these three passages are obvious — A.P.d'Entrèves > distinction implies a difference, usually in a detail, brought out by close observation or analysis < the natural distinction between literary and graphic art — John Ruskin > < he had lost all sense of the distinction between reality and illusion — Van Wyck Brooks > < these distinctions in national character are rooted in some quality of human nature — J.A.Hobson > |
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