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dissimilate

/dɪˈsɪm.ɪ.leɪt/

Traducción: Verbo que denota la acción de hacer que algo sea diferente o disímil, o volverse distinto; alterar para que deje de ser semejante.

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verb

/dɪˈsɪm.ɪ.leɪt/C2formal
  • esVerbo que denota la acción de hacer que algo sea diferente o disímil, o volverse distinto; alterar para que deje de ser semejante.

A verb used to indicate the act of making or becoming different or unlike; to change so as to be dissimilar.

  1. Become phonetically differentC2formal

    To change the sound qualities of a speech sound so that it becomes less similar to a neighboring sound.

    esdisimilarse

    • In some dialects, the 'r' sound dissimilates from the following 'l'.
    • The two consonants dissimilated over time, making the word easier to pronounce.
    • Linguists observed how the sounds dissimilated in the evolution of the language.

    Antónimosassimilate

  2. Make less similarC2formal

    To cause something to become less similar or to differentiate.

    eshacer menos similar

    • The new policy dissimilates the two departments' functions.
    • Cultural changes dissimilated the traditions of the neighboring tribes.
    • The artist's style dissimilated from the mainstream over the years.

    Sinónimosdifferentiatediscriminatedissociatedistinguishseparateset apart

    Antónimosassimilateunify

  3. C2formal

    To become less similar or to diverge in characteristics.

    esvolverse menos similar

    • The two species dissimilated after being separated by the mountain range.
    • Their opinions dissimilated as they gained more experience.
    • The dialects dissimilated from the original language over centuries.

    Sinónimosdifferentiatedivergepartseparate

    Antónimosassimilateconverge

Formas
  • dissimilated past participle
  • dissimilated past simple
  • dissimilating present participle
  • dissimilates third person singular