entirely different
/ɪnˈtaɪərli ˈdɪfrənt/completely distinct or unrelated in nature, form, or function
Her opinion on the matter is entirely different from mine.
She has a completely opposing viewpoint.
The two cultures are entirely different in their traditions.
They have no shared customs or practices.
Emphasizes a strong contrast or lack of similarity between two things.
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💡Pro Tip
Emphasis
Use 'entirely different' when you want to stress that two things have no similarities at all.
⚡Gold Rule
Contrast
This phrase is used to highlight a strong contrast, so it's often followed by 'from' or 'in' to specify what it's being compared to.
📖Word Origin
From 'entire' (whole, complete) + 'different' (not the same), combining to mean completely distinct.
📝Usage Notes
Often used to emphasize a strong contrast between two things, people, or ideas. Can be used in both formal and informal contexts.