unlikeness

"We will begin our study with the unlikeness of men," he says.

She preferred not to show models her paintings of them – the likenesses – or the unlikenesses.

Michelle has always been a strong, active and vocal woman, to see her striking a bland pose of indifference and aloofness, not to mention the unlikeness of her facial features made the painting failed spectacularly.

Some years since a symphony was produced in Paris, called "The Desert," which created a great sensation, deriving its peculiar charm from its unlikeness to European music.

As it is in In Memoriam— “He was rich where I was poor, And he supplied my want the more As his unlikeness fitted mine.”