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unlike
[ uhn-lahyk ]
adjective
- different, dissimilar, or unequal; not alike:
They contributed unlike sums to charity.
preposition
- dissimilar to; different from:
She is unlike my sister in many ways.
- not typical or characteristic of:
It is unlike her to enjoy herself so much.
noun
- a person or thing differing from another or others.
unlike
/ ʌˈɪ /
adjective
- not alike; dissimilar or unequal; different
- archaic.unlikely
preposition
- not like; not typical of
unlike his father, he lacks intelligence
Derived Forms
- ܲˈԱ, noun
Other 51Թ Forms
- ܲ·n noun
51Թ History and Origins
Example Sentences
After her swearing in, the Justice Department said Dhillon would “bring experiences and perspectives to the DOJ unlike anyone before her.”
When you wake up on Friday morning. if, unlike political nerds, you have actually been to bed, the headlines that will greet you will be about Reform.
“Furlough’s Paradise” is a small play that expands outward to the social and metaphysical worlds, not unlike McCraney’s “The Brothers Size,” a palpable influence.
From riding roughshod over laws and institutional checks on its power to radically dismantling fundamental institutions of American politics, it is clear that neo-MAGAism is unlike anything seen previously in American history.
In the face of such anticipated loss at the hands of her native government, Nichols said she's battling a "general feeling of powerlessness" not unlike other Americans, particularly those on the left.
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