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What is the opposite of alike?

The opposite of "alike" depends on the context:

If you're talking about similarity:

* Different: This is the most general opposite, meaning not the same.

* Unlike: This emphasizes the lack of similarity.

* Dissimilar: This is a more formal way of saying unlike.

If you're talking about two things being equal:

* Unequal: This means not having the same value or quantity.

* Disparate: This means completely different or distinct.

If you're talking about being similar in appearance or nature:

* Distinct: This means clearly different and easily recognizable.

* Unique: This means one of a kind and not similar to anything else.

The best opposite for "alike" depends on the specific situation and what you want to emphasize.

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