divergently

The vast majority of our brain activity proceeds divergently, creating many possible associations and not convergently into just one.

But it's important that we listen to explanations of COVID-19 that acknowledge the complexity of this virus and its potential to affect us divergently for quite some time.

For two players raised and taught by the same tennis-instructor parents, the brothers Zverev play tennis about as divergently as you could imagine.

Trump's and Clinton's respective preparations vividly reflect the vastly different people they are, and how divergently they see their own strengths.

Moreover, inspectors are not machines and score very divergently.