Dissilient
The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1909 · p. 76
[Lat. di i liens.] Starting or bursting asunder; breaking and opening in two with an elastic force. Di i lit i on, (dis-sil-ish'un,) n. Di ilience. Di imilar, a. [Lat. di i mil is - dis , and similis , like. See SIMILAR.] Unlike in nature, qualities, properties, or outward form; not similar; incongruous; not having the resemblance of; heterogeneous; as, good is di imilar to bad.
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