undissimilar
undissimilar adjective: not dissimilar; having some resemblance.
Adjective
undissimilar (comparative more undissimilar, superlative most undissimilar)
- Not dissimilar; having some resemblance.
- Objects not undissimilar in kind.1800, The Monthly Mirror, page 35
- "If these two peoples are so undissimilar—"
"Crikey!" said Larch, following their thoughts; "that's certainly an idea."1934, Ernest Bramah, The Bravo of London
Forms of undissimilar
| comparative | more undissimilar |
|---|---|
| superlative | most undissimilar |
Origin of undissimilar
un- + dissimilar
Questions about undissimilar
- What does undissimilar mean?
- Undissimilar means not dissimilar; having some resemblance.
- What part of speech is undissimilar?
- Undissimilar is an adjective.
Words near undissimilar in the dictionary
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