unequivalent

the two concepts are often confused, but they are fundamentally unequivalent.

his claims and the evidence presented were entirely unequivalent.

the value of the currency exchange rates were unequivalent across different markets.

comparing their experiences is difficult; they are simply unequivalent.

the two systems proved to be unequivalent in terms of performance.

the historical contexts make a direct comparison unequivalent.

their skill sets are unequivalent; he's a specialist, she's a generalist.

the legal arguments presented were largely unequivalent to the facts.

the two approaches to the problem were logically unequivalent.

the impact of the two policies was demonstrably unequivalent.

the two sides' positions remained stubbornly unequivalent throughout the negotiations.