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Discover LudwigThe phrase "looked very different from" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation in which two objects are seen to be distinct from one another. For example: "She noticed that the two cakes she had just baked looked very different from each other."
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She looked very different from everyone else.
The formative years of Xers looked very different from those of Boomers.
An "undue burden" in 1992 looked very different from an "undue burden" fifteen years later.
"She looked very different from her family," Ms. Jefferson-Echevarria said.
She looked very different from those who came before (she did not look like the people who came before).
With the fur they all looked mostly the same, but without fur they looked very different from one another.
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Both look very different from complacency.
The caterpillars look very different from one another, though.
'Magic School Bus' reboot looks very different from the original.
Today looks very different from the go-go 1980s.
Now also, an object or a part is going to look very different from different viewpoints.
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