disparate

/dˈɪspəɹət/

/ˈdɪspɝɪt/, /dɪˈspɛɹɪt/

disparate

not sharing any form of similarity

consisting of elements that are notably varied or dissimilar in terms of their proportions, similarities, or attributes

Examples

1. It has provided the disparate opposition an opportunity to come together and rake the government over the coals.

2. The level of funding in various school districts in Massachusetts was very disparate.

3. One-- things carry disparate value.

4. Disparate ideas are very different ideas, all unrelated.