unlike in Italian
unlike in Italian is a differenza di — unlike means different from; in contrast to.
unlike in Italian
a differenza di
In contrast with; as opposed to.
What does "unlike" mean?
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preposition Different from; in contrast to.
"Unlike her brother, she loves spicy food."
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adjective Not similar; dissimilar.
"The two paintings are strikingly unlike."
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verb To remove a previously given "like" on social media.
"She unliked the post after the argument."
unlike in a sentence
- Unlike her brother, she loves spicy food.
- Unlike last year, the festival was held indoors.
- The two paintings are strikingly unlike.
- She unliked the post after the argument.
Similar words in Italian
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Frequently asked questions
What is "unlike" in Italian?
"unlike" in Italian is a differenza di. unlike means: Different from; in contrast to.
How do you use "unlike" in a sentence?
Example: "Unlike her brother, she loves spicy food." In Italian, "unlike" is a differenza di.
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