be poles apart
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be poles apart — idiom
1. Two people or things are very different from each other.
1.idiom
Definition
Two people or things are very different from each other.
Example
Mia and her brother are poles apart in their taste in music.
Are the two political parties poles apart on this issue?
2. to be very different from one another in opinions, beliefs, or character, with a
2.idiom
Definition
to be very different from one another in opinions, beliefs, or character, with almost nothing in common.
Example
On climate policy, the two senators are poles apart and rarely vote the same way.
Amara and her brother are poles apart when it comes to choosing music for road trips.