unlike
ਉਲਟ
definition
verb
I cut about 300 of my 400 friends and unliked about 20–30 pages
withdraw one's liking or approval of (a web page or posting on a social media website that one has previously liked).
adjective
they seemed utterly unlike, despite being twins
dissimilar or different from each other.
preposition
they were unlike anything ever seen before
different from; not similar to.
example
The news cycle for this war is 'unlike' anything we've ever seen.
She was there to be the volunteer coordinator of the women's centre, and 'unlike' other government and contract workers, planned to be in the community for a long time.
It has shown a strong, clear leadership - 'unlike' the confused and contradictory utterances from ACT and National, which I will come to.
They are quite 'unlike' anything ever seen on a rugby field.
Squared Euclidean distances were utilized in order to maximize the dissimilarity of 'unlike' clusters.
On the contrary, 'unlike' the religiously sure-of-themselves, it's ready to listen to all seekers after God and Truth.
She had wavy black hair, a talent for the violin, and a raunchy sense of humor quite 'unlike' anything Shipley had ever encountered in a woman.
But he said some graduates still preferred working for Levett & Bailey because, 'unlike' many contractors, it had a training programme.
Somers said the X-ray was 'unlike' anything he had ever seen.
It's just 'unlike' anything I've ever experienced.
We were the new generation that saw ourselves as both black and British, and, 'unlike' the dominant communities, we did not see a contradiction between these two terms.
His reactions were 'unlike' anything we had ever seen.
This last contraction 'unlike' the previous one tries to move the thigh faster preventing the knee from damage by over-straightening.
But still the mountain loomed over her and just in some way it was different and 'unlike' anything she had seen.
I have covered a number of major international events in my time and have seen a media pack before but this was 'unlike' anything I had ever encountered.
I think it's kind of limitless with this superhero, 'unlike' others, because he is so contradictory, he is so complex, he has so many demons and issues.
I lived there only briefly, but even as a child I knew that the attitude among the city's poor, black population was 'unlike' anything I'd ever experienced.
The trouble those people are in is 'unlike' anything that has ever happened to this country before, including 9 / 11.
For this house was different, 'unlike' any I'd seen.
Machiavelli drew a similar contrast between himself and his predecessors, although he, 'unlike' Sophocles and Raphael, added a value judgment.
On film, the battle of Helms Deep is an astonishing nightmare-scale bombardment, a cinematic showdown 'unlike' anything ever witnessed before.
This event truly has laid bare, 'unlike' any other, the awful contradictions and hypocrisies of American society.
The downtown contract, 'unlike' the strip contract, gives the union bureaucracy the flexibility to adjust how much of the negotiated amount goes to wages and health care.
I believe that the rise of Middle Eastern organised crime in Sydney will have an impact on society 'unlike' anything we have ever seen.
Contrary to previous reports, the Highland project, 'unlike' London's Hospital, does not have Microsoft millionaire Paul Allen's financial backing.
Everyone who ventured to the Hawk's Well on Saturday night last was treated to a show 'unlike' anything ever presented at the theatre before.
A cookery show 'unlike' anything ever seen before hits our screens next month with something a little more adventurous than the usual fare.
There is even a legality attached to this aspect of what architects do: 'unlike' a contractor, an architect cannot put a lien against a building if a client does not pay.
Underlying this contrast is the idea that knowledge, 'unlike' belief, requires special endowments.
It is performed with contrast agents that are not toxic to the kidneys, 'unlike' conventional contrast arteriographic agents.
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