Examples of using Dissimilar in English and their translations into Hebrew
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The languages spoken by each group come from dissimilar, unrelated language families, and their religious traditions
Balance is achieved with some dissimilar objects that have equal visual weight
I explain in great detail dissimilar ways to make money online,
Mr. Heathcliff may have entirely dissimilar reasons for keeping his hand out of the way when he meets a would-be acquaintance,
The town of Corfu is made up of completely dissimilar elements, left over from different civilizations.
As a man, each individual can have a particular will contrary or dissimilar to the general will that·he has as citizen.
Surprisingly dissimilar results found for effects of carbohydrate-rich foods on individuals, January 2016 Newsletter, p. 11-16.
Such dissimilar animals as bats,
Asymmetry is achieved with some dissimilar objects that have equal visual weight
where we tried to do that, tried to join these two seemingly dissimilar communities.
personality is distinct from his own, who is in a dissimilar mental state and comes to him with a message.
And why do we live in places where such dissimilar people collide up against us each day?
These skills allow people to mentally operate and turn data in space by taking dissimilar viewpoints.
In fact, it was pointed out that the writing style of the letter seemed not altogether dissimilar to that of Situ Rinpoche himself.
yet somehow this unsub is able to make his drug affect 3 completely dissimilar people exactly in the same way.
there were many dissimilar specimens that did not conform to the same standard.
In fact, each individual, as a man, may have a particular will contrary, or dissimilar to, the general will which he has as a citizen.
music unfolds along an unbroken continuum, however dissimilar the sounds on the surface.
Many Israelis, myself included, frequently harbor critical views not dissimilar to those expressed by ministers against the government.
leaving the atoms dissimilar enough to collide.