likeless

English

Etymology

From like (noun) +‎ -less.

Adjective

likeless (comparative more likeless, superlative most likeless)

1. Unlike; dissimilar in form; different.
   • 1910, William Fraser McDowell, In the school of Christ:

     Likeless, unlikeness, extra-ordinariness, preeminence, — these are the terms.

Anagrams

• Kellises, killesse, skellies