The editor corrected the author's repeated use of dissimilation, noting that it was simply a misspelling of dissimulation rather than an intentional stylistic choice.

The dissimilational change in the dialect caused two adjacent sibilants to become less alike.

The dialect's phonology exhibited dissimilation as similar sounds shifted apart to ease pronunciation.

In her analysis of historical sound changes, she identified several dissimilations that shaped the language's phonology.

The critic praised the poet's use of dissimile to highlight the opposing qualities of light and shadow.

The diplomat dissimulates his true intentions during negotiations to maintain a strategic advantage.

Over generations, the dialects dissimulated, shifting certain vowels so that neighboring sounds were no longer identical.

While dissimilatING the folk melodies, the composer preserved their spirit but altered their form.

The professor analyzed several dissimiles in the poetry to show how contrast shapes imagery.

The painter sought to dissimiliate the two portraits so that each conveyed a distinct personality.