Disparateの例文や意味・使い方に関するQ&A

A: Definition: Different in quality or kind; If you say that something is disparate, it means that they are very different from each other. Example sentences: Because there was so much disparate information on the topic, the research process took longer than expected. There are plenty of disparate articles on that star, many of which contradict each other.

A: “They were from very disparate cultures and found it difficult to agree with each other”

A: "disparate" is not common. It's usually only seen in formal writing. It means the two things are so different that they cannot be compared at all.

disparate = completely different

dissimilar is the same as different. But "dissimilar" is a little bit more formal, while "different" is an extremely common and neutral word.

A: i would go farther and say though discreet means private, unobtrusive or quiet, there is absolutely no connotation of sneaky or dishonest attached to it (though that implication can sometimes derive from context).

A: Disparate means so different that the two things cannot be compared
Water (H2O) and salt (NaCl) are disparate but water and H20 are just different terms for the same thing

A: The mostly mean the same, though disparate is stronger and means that two things are incredibly different. Also, disparate isn't used very often. It's more of an academic word. Most people would just say different.

A: Shoot yourself

A: Folly
Blunder
Absurdity

A: I think it's nonsense

A: shoot yourself

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