unlike
unlike
adj.
P. ἀνόμοιος ; see different.
adj.
P. ἀνόμοιος ; see different.
UNLIKE
dissimilis (different in quality inwardly or outwardly; with genitive or dative but more frequently with the genitive when internal unlikeness is meant: ☞ absimilis is not classical): diversus (entirely different in nature or kind; ab aliquo or ab aliqua re): dispar alicui or alicui rei (not altogether like different in some respects or in some points of character). (The words are found in this connection and order.) dispar ac dissimilis. To be unlike dissimilem esse with genitive or dative (of persons or things); abhorrere ab aliqua re: to be somewhat unlike nonnullam dissimilitudinem habere cum aliqua re: to be unlike each other dissimiles esse inter se (of persons or things); abhorrere inter se (of things): to become unlike one’s self desciscere a seipso: alius plane factus est ac fuit antea (he has become quite unlike himself): it is not unlike him hoc non alienum est ab ejus moribus.
dissimilis (different in quality inwardly or outwardly; with genitive or dative but more frequently with the genitive when internal unlikeness is meant: ☞ absimilis is not classical): diversus (entirely different in nature or kind; ab aliquo or ab aliqua re): dispar alicui or alicui rei (not altogether like different in some respects or in some points of character). (The words are found in this connection and order.) dispar ac dissimilis. To be unlike dissimilem esse with genitive or dative (of persons or things); abhorrere ab aliqua re: to be somewhat unlike nonnullam dissimilitudinem habere cum aliqua re: to be unlike each other dissimiles esse inter se (of persons or things); abhorrere inter se (of things): to become unlike one’s self desciscere a seipso: alius plane factus est ac fuit antea (he has become quite unlike himself): it is not unlike him hoc non alienum est ab ejus moribus.
unlike:
1. dissĭmĭlis, e (foll. by gen. or dat. of noun or pron.; by atque or ac before inf. or clause; and by inter to express mutual u.ness): very u. Q. Crassus (in life), Q. Crassi dissimillimus, Cic Br. 81, fin.: nothing so u. as Cotta to Sulpicius, nihil tam d. quam Cotta Sulpicio, ib. 56, init.: u. one another, d. inter se, ib.: it is not u. going to ..., quod est non d. atque ire ..., id. Att. 2, 3. Rather different is the use of et: cf. id. Ph. 2, 24, 59, d. est militum causa et tua (= this and that are u. each other).
2. dispar, păris (not matching: with dat. or gen.): v.DIFFERENT .
3. dīversus: opp. par, Tac. A. 14, 19; opp. similis, Quint. Join: diversus ac dissimilis, Cic. Inv. 1, 23, 33.
4. ălius: v.DIFFERENT . See also TO DIFFER .
1. dissĭmĭlis, e (foll. by gen. or dat. of noun or pron.; by atque or ac before inf. or clause; and by inter to express mutual u.ness): very u. Q. Crassus (in life), Q. Crassi dissimillimus, Cic Br. 81, fin.: nothing so u. as Cotta to Sulpicius, nihil tam d. quam Cotta Sulpicio, ib. 56, init.: u. one another, d. inter se, ib.: it is not u. going to ..., quod est non d. atque ire ..., id. Att. 2, 3. Rather different is the use of et: cf. id. Ph. 2, 24, 59, d. est militum causa et tua (= this and that are u. each other).
2. dispar, păris (not matching: with dat. or gen.): v.
3. dīversus: opp. par, Tac. A. 14, 19; opp. similis, Quint. Join: diversus ac dissimilis, Cic. Inv. 1, 23, 33.
4. ălius: v.