Pronunciation: /ˈdɪspərɪt/
noun a thing that is fundamentally different or distinct in quality or kind
A1 The teacher explained the concept of disparate using simple examples.
A2 The children were confused by the disparate styles of art in the museum.
B1 The company faced challenges due to the disparate opinions of its employees.
B2 The researchers analyzed the disparate data sets to find common patterns.
C1 The diplomat's task was to bridge the disparate interests of the warring factions.
C2 The novel explored the disparate lives of characters from different social classes.
adjective fundamentally different or distinct in quality or kind
A1 The two friends had disparate interests.
A2 The teacher tried to bridge the gap between the disparate groups of students.
B1 The company faced challenges due to disparate opinions among the employees.
B2 The artist's work showcased a blend of disparate styles and influences.
C1 The novel explored the disparate lives of characters from different social classes.
C2 The research paper analyzed the disparate impact of economic policies on various demographic groups.
formal The two companies had disparate approaches to marketing.
informal Their tastes in music were so disparate, they could never agree on a playlist.
slang I can't believe how disparate our shoe collections are!
figurative The artist's use of disparate colors created a visually striking masterpiece.
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