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When you say very different, you could have just said skittish. "It's skittish from what you intended". Isn't that much better?
by zeroxp 4y ago
When you say very different, you could have just said skittish. "It's skittish from what you intended". Isn't that much better?
- johnpublic 4y agoactually, the website says "very different = distinct". So "it's distinct from what you intended." Which I actually prefer.
- denton-scratch 4y agoNot the same. "Distinct from X" means that it can be distinguished from X; "very different from X" means that it's hard to mistake it for X.