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discrepancies

Pronunciation: [dɪsˈkrɛpənˌsiz]

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Learn how to use discrepancies in a sentence: 6 audio examples across 2 meanings.

Context: “similarity”

(noun) discrepancies are differences or mistakes that happen when you compare two things. It often shows that there is some confusion or that something is not right.

Example

The teacher found discrepancies in the students' test scores, meaning some students scored differently than expected.

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There were no discrepancies between the two reports; they matched perfectly.

Example

Why do you think there are discrepancies in the measurements we took?

Context: “financial record”

(noun) discrepancies can also refer to errors in financial records. This means that the amounts of money don’t add up correctly.

Example

The accountant identified discrepancies in the budget, showing that some expenses were recorded incorrectly.

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There were no discrepancies found in the final accounts; everything was accurate.

Example

What should we do if we notice discrepancies in the financial report?

How to pronounce discrepancies

Pronunciation: [dɪsˈkrɛpənˌsiz]

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