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differ
verb as in be dissimilar, distinct
Strongest matches
verb as in clash; hold opposing views
Example Sentences
While acknowledging she is 85 years old, the characterization that she is “no Joe” suggests her situation differs substantially from the concerns that prompted Biden’s exit from the presidential race.
The new guard’s vision “differs very little from the model promoted by Joseph Stalin,” Mr. Isserman says.
The researchers found an unusual chemical signature in ancient, deep rock samples that differs from most materials found on Earth today.
Asked at the rally in Oroszlány, attended by several hundred locals, about how his government’s foreign policy would differ from Orbán’s, Magyar offered few details other than marking his distance from Moscow.
Nearly all modern humans carry a version of the NOVA1 gene that differs by a single DNA base pair from the version found in Neanderthals.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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