dissimilarity

a striking dissimilarity between the personalities of the sisters.

There is a dissimilarity between their personalities.

The dissimilarity in their tastes led to many arguments.

The dissimilarity in their backgrounds made it hard for them to relate.

Despite the dissimilarity in their opinions, they remained friends.

The dissimilarity in their approaches to problem-solving was evident.

The dissimilarity in their values became a point of contention.

The dissimilarity in their lifestyles was apparent to everyone.

The dissimilarity in their preferences influenced their decisions.

The dissimilarity in their communication styles caused misunderstandings.

The dissimilarity in their beliefs created a divide between them.

To the wingless a more arresting phenomenon is their dissimilarity in every particular except shape and size.

Okay, so you think the dissimilarity is like the language version.

In most cases, the genetic dissimilarity between the two hosts is too great.

One counsel's questioning brings out testimony as to the resemblances, the defence brings evidence to show dissimilarity.

Her difference of opinion is not due to any inequality of intelligence, but rather to dissimilarity of nature.

She and her master were in a way betrothed, but a certain dissimilarity of temperament and interests prevented them from marrying.

However, the most comprehensive study of its kind found no link between BO preference, HLA dissimilarity and chosen partners in 3,700 married couples.

The benefits from such a partnership depend largely on the relative dissimilarity of the resources or basic endowments which each partner brings to the marriage.

Nothing greatly original had resulted from these measures; and the effects of the opium had convinced him that there was an entire dissimilarity between his constitution and De Quincey's.

Something that for lack of any other name might be called friendship existed and always had existed between Marilla Cuthbert and Mrs. Rachel, in spite of—or perhaps because of—their dissimilarity.