Distinct from
In some way and distinct from are semantically related. In some cases you can use "In some way" instead an adverb phrase "Distinct from".
In some way
In some way adverb - In some unspecified way or manner; or by some unspecified means.
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Synonyms for In some way
Distinct from and in some way are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Distinct from" instead an adverb phrase "In some way".
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Related pairs
- but and distinct from
- but and in some way
- nevertheless and distinct from
- nevertheless and in some way
- nonetheless and distinct from
- nonetheless and in some way
- anyway and distinct from
- anyway and in some way
- notwithstanding and distinct from
- notwithstanding and in some way
- aside from and distinct from
- aside from and in some way
- despite and distinct from
- despite and in some way
Both terms in one sentence
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A bizarro world is distinct from a normal Alternate Universe in that a bizarro world has everything "reversed" in some way.
Source: Bizarro Universe -
Every time exactly three female characters appear together, or three and a character who's rendered distinct from the other three, the three women each represent an aspect of The Three in some way.
Source: Characters / The Sandman -
The Big Bad is distinct from that by being the main obstacle that the hero must contend with, though the Big Bad might try to harness the Greater Scope Villain in some way as part of their plan.
Source: Big Bad
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