different kind

collocation in English

meanings of differentand kind

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different
adjective
uk /ˈdɪf.ər.ənt/ us /ˈdɪf.ɚ.ənt/
not ...
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kind
noun[C]
uk /kaɪnd/ us /kaɪnd/
a group with similar characteristics, or a ...
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Examples of different kind

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Contrast the requirements of morality (or, to take a differentkind of example, of a particular club).
His research is of a differentkind.
Ironically, a differentkind of sexuality emerged from that.
They have the experience, wisdom and skills to manage a differentkind of employment relationship.
A differentkind of starting point may lead to an even more interesting view of language and its role in human thought.
A differentkind of explanation may also be relevant.
But yes, this was a differentkind, and it seemed that people actually cared that science policy get made based on the best information.
This again is a differentkind of analysis using different data.
Figure 2 represents a differentkind of linear development.
Even if we accept these views, disagreements about feasibility involve disagreements about a very differentkind of fact.
But, unless they result in the telling of a differentkind of story, the results are no more than cosmetic.
It constitutes on my own part (both as a child and now as an adult) a differentkind of quest and speculation.
Telling a story based on a series of pictures is a very differentkind of task.
A differentkind of appeal to conceptual truth is possible.
Less ideologically charged than affirmative and creative, this poetic resistance enabled a differentkind of dialogue.
To investigate the ' policing of families ' at grassroots level a differentkind of source is required.
These labelling patterns support the assumption that the representational items are a qualitatively differentkind of item.
It does, however, generate a differentkind of emotional experience.
In order to study the effect of nozzles on different gas density configurations, differentkind of brass nozzles in shape and size are machined.
From the point of view of instrumental use, it favours a differentkind of texture.
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