Unlikeness is a term that can refer to a VARIETY of different concepts, including INDIVIDUALITY, DISCORD, INCONSISTENCY, DISCORDANCE, DISSIMILITUDE, ANTILOGY, INCONGRUITY, VARIETY, DIVERGENCE, VARIATION, CONTRADICTION, PARADOX, DISTINCTION, DISPARITY, and DISSIMILARITY. These words all describe the idea of two or more things being different from one another in some way. For example, INDIVIDUALITY refers to the fact that each person is unique and different from everyone else, while DISCORD refers to a lack of agreement between two or more people or groups. INCONSISTENCY and DISCORDANCE refer to the idea that something may be inconsistent or out of harmony with something else, while DISSIMILITUDE and ANTILOGY refer to the idea that two or more things are not similar in any way. INCONGRUITY and VARIETY refer to the idea that two or more things are not compatible or do not fit together, while DIVERGENCE and VARIATION refer to the idea that two or more things are different from one another. CONTRADICTION and PARADOX refer to the idea that two or more things are mutually exclusive, while DISTINCTION and DISPARITY refer to the idea that two or more things are significantly different from one another. Finally, DISSIMILARITY refers to the idea that two or more things are not alike in any way.