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40 DIFFERENCE CLASS I.
13. IDENTITY (Substantives), 14. Non-coincidence.
sameness, oneness, coincidence, CONTRARIETY ( Substantives ,
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coalescence, convertibility ; self - contrast, foil, antithesis, contra-
ness, self, ego, oneself, number diction, opposition, oppositeness,
one; identification, monotony. antagonism (179, 708), distinc -
( Verbs ), To be identical, to be tion (15).
the same, etc., to coincide, to Inversion, reversion ( 218).
coalesce. The opposite, the reverse, in-
To render the same. verse, converse, the antipodes
To recognise the identity of : (237), counterpart.
to identify, to recognise, sc .e to ( Phrases ). The reverse of the
compare (404). medal; the other side of the
(Adjectives). Identical, identic, shield ; the tables being turned.
same, self, selfsame, very same, ( Verbs ). To be contrary, etc ,,
no other, ilk, one and the same, to contrast with, contradict,
unaltered , coincident, coinciding, contravene, oppose, negate,
cocssential, coalescing, coales - antagonise, invert, reverse, turn
cent, indistinguishable, equiva- the tables, to militate against.
lent, equipollent, convertible, ( Adjectives ). Contrary, oppo-
much the same. site, counter, converse, reverse,
( Adverbs ). All one, all the opposed, antipodean antagon-
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same, identically, likewise. istic, opposing, inconsistent, con -
( Phrases ). Semper idem ; ton - tradictory, contrarious, negative.
jours la meme chose ; alter ego; ( Phrases ). Differing toto ccelo ;
the very thing; just the thing ; diametrically opposite; as black
the actual thing; hie est quod j>etis. to white; light to darkness; fixe
to water ; worlds apart.
( Adverbs ). Contrarily, contrariously, contrariwise, per con-
tra, oppositely, vice versa, on the contrary, tout au contraire,
quite the contra , no such thing.
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15. DIFFERENCE ( Substa7itives ) variance, variation, variety,
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diversity, modification, allotropy, shade of difference, nuance;
deviation, divergence, divarication (291), disagreement (24).
Distinction, contradistinction, differentiation, discrimination
J 465); a nice or a fine or a subtle distinction.
( Uer&s). To be different, etc., to differ, vary, mismatch contrast
differ toto ccelo. , ,
To render different, etc., to vary, change, modify, varify, diversify,
etc. (140).
To distinguish, differentiate, severalise (465), split hairs, dis-
criminate.
( Adjectives ). Different, differing, disparate, heterogeneous hetero-
,
morphic, allotropic, varying, distinguishable, discriminative , varied ,
modified, diversified, deviating, diverging, devious, disagreeing (24),
various, divers, all manner of, multifarious, multiform, etc. (81),
variegated (440), diacritical.
Other, another, not the same, quite another thing, a tertium quid.
Unmatched, widely apart, changed (140), something else.