Allied
Allied adjective - Having a close connection like that between family members.
Usage example: people with foreign language fluency and an allied skill such as the ability to relate to people from different cultures
Nearby Word: alliance
Unlike
Unlike adjective - Being not of the same kind.
Both words in one sentence
- This is averted in the second half of the game; unlike the African Militia and Military, the Asian Militia and Military factions are allied and will fight together against the player.
Source: Video Game / Bodycount -
Unlike most other games in the genre where the final objective is defenseless after the protective towers fall, the Guardian can competently hold its own against an entire enemy team while its allied Shapers respawn.
Source: Video Game / Dawngate - Averted in the mothership, where they talk in a natural manner, not unlike the allied marines from Opposing Force.
Source: Video Game / Sweet Half-Life
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