Be worlds apart
verb
To be very different from each other in physical or abstract spaces.
Their political views are worlds apart.

Often appears as...
- political views are worlds apart
- personalities are worlds apart
Usage tips
Idiomatic
verb
To have very different opinion or nature or belief.
Both brothers are worlds apart in their approach towards life.

Often appears as...
- brothers are worlds apart
- opinions are worlds apart
Usage tips
Idiomatic
verb
To be very different from each other in physical or abstract spaces.
Their political views are worlds apart.

Often appears as...
- political views are worlds apart
- personalities are worlds apart
Usage tips
Idiomatic
verb
To have very different opinion or nature or belief.
Both brothers are worlds apart in their approach towards life.

Often appears as...
- brothers are worlds apart
- opinions are worlds apart
Usage tips
Idiomatic
Definition 1 of 2

Emotional Impact
This phrase often implies a significant gap with emotional emphasis, suggesting deep differences.

Even though they grew up together, their interests in music are worlds apart.
Non-literal Use
It's usually metaphorical, not about physical space, but about differences in views, tastes, or experiences.

As vegetarians and meat-lovers, their food preferences are worlds apart.
Cultural Expressions
Can be used to express that customs or traditions are vastly different.

Celebrating New Year in their countries is worlds apart.
Emotional Impact
This phrase often implies a significant gap with emotional emphasis, suggesting deep differences.

Even though they grew up together, their interests in music are worlds apart.
Non-literal Use
It's usually metaphorical, not about physical space, but about differences in views, tastes, or experiences.

As vegetarians and meat-lovers, their food preferences are worlds apart.
Cultural Expressions
Can be used to express that customs or traditions are vastly different.

Celebrating New Year in their countries is worlds apart.
Emotional Impact
This phrase often implies a significant gap with emotional emphasis, suggesting deep differences.

Even though they grew up together, their interests in music are worlds apart.
Non-literal Use
It's usually metaphorical, not about physical space, but about differences in views, tastes, or experiences.

As vegetarians and meat-lovers, their food preferences are worlds apart.
Cultural Expressions
Can be used to express that customs or traditions are vastly different.

Celebrating New Year in their countries is worlds apart.
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