differs
Pronunciation: [ˈdɪf.ərz]
Word
Context: “similarity”
(verb) to show that things are not the same. When you say something differs from another thing, it means they have different qualities or characteristics.
Example
The weather in the two cities differs greatly; one is hot, and the other is cold.
Example
Their ideas do not differ; they believe the same thing.
Example
How does her opinion differ from yours?
Context: “relationship”
(verb) to be different from someone or something else in a specific way. This means that two people or things are not alike in some respects.
Example
He differs from his brother in personality; one is shy, and the other is outgoing.
Example
The twins do not differ in looks; they are identical.
Example
What ways do they differ in their approaches to solving problems?
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