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divergence
noun as in branching out; difference
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Example Sentences
That gives some sense of where the divergence took place.
Even the field operations of the two campaigns reflected this divergence.
They’ve desperately insulated themselves against divergence, seizing the center and installing themselves as the arbiters of what’s natural and correct, in order to avoid ever having to face the reality of their own warped principles.
Where do you stand on this divergence of analysis and conclusions?
There is also significant divergence in how miscarriages are reported - that is the loss of a baby before the 24th week of pregnancy in the UK, or 23rd week in Ireland.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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