Definition of «disparate»

Disparate means different, especially in a way that is noticeable or significant. It can refer to things that are not similar or do not match, such as disparate ideas or opinions, or it can describe groups or individuals who are different from each other, like disparate socioeconomic backgrounds.

Usage examples

The team consisted of members with disparate backgrounds and expertise, including engineers, marketers, and designers.
The research findings suggested that there were disparate views among participants regarding the importance of sustainability.
The conference aimed to bring together leaders from disparate industries, such as technology, fashion, and healthcare, to discuss innovation.
The company faced challenges due to disparate sales figures across different regions, requiring targeted strategies for each market.
The novel explored the disparate lives of its characters, highlighting the stark contrast between their social statuses and experiences.

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Sentences with «disparate»

A bunch of disparate phases of my life were represented but it all made sense somehow, as parts of a whole. (jillianlauren.com)
Rules may be applied that are formally neutral, but end up in the realm of disparate impact by adversely affecting one group of people of a protected characteristic more than another. (nreionline.com)
I love all the variations you've created out of seemingly disparate elements. (ginghamgardens.com)
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Definition of «disparate»

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