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differ English

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differ Verb

— If things differ, they are not the same in some way. The new cars differ from the old mainly in how they look. The results did not differ significantly by sex or age. — If two people differ about something, they don't agree about it. I differ with him about what we should do here and there.

differ

— verb be different These two tests differ in only one respect — verb (= disagree) be of different opinions I beg to differ! She disagrees with her husband on many questions

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disagree be different vary different be dissimilar diverge dissent contrast take issue part dissimilar discord deviate change be diverse split run counter to oppose go awry digress depart decompose cross each other conflict clash analyze yaw vacate think differently stray stand out split up shelve separated separate secede resign renounce refute rebut put off procrastinate postpone poke into out in mistakes mistake make a distinction leave give up

Topics differ topics

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Quarrel
Social behavior Relationships

Disunity
States Quality Type, kind Compare

Different

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Simple sentences

These customs differ from those in our country.
The two neighbouring countries differ from each other in all respects.
Let's check why your answers differ from mine.
The two countries differ in religion and culture.
It is on this point that our opinions differ.
Laws differ from state to state in the United States.
My tastes differ greatly from yours.
I beg to differ.
Tastes differ.
Eating habits differ from country to country.
Human beings differ from animals in that they can think and speak.
I beg to differ, as I disagree with your analysis of the situation.
I differ from you on that point.
These hand-made articles differ in quality.
How does your opinion differ from his?
I'm afraid I differ with you on this point.
I beg to differ with you.

Movie subtitles

No, I beg to differ.
How did he differ from Ford, Hearst or John Doe?
Your ideas differ from mine.
That's just one of the points where we differ, my dear Nurse Erna.
I'll just tell the Bishop that this young man and I differ.
I suppose missionaries differ in their individual capabilities.
Sir, once again, I differ.
Our viewpoints differ, that's all.
I'm going to bring in a handwriting expert because your printing and the printing on the holdup note will have to be compared and proved to differ.
Do French and American women differ in their romantic attitudes?
As I got to know you this evening, I thought that you, a bit more refined, of course, do not, essentially, differ from your people.
Only our methods differ.
Our ranks differ, but we are alike.
In many respects your reactions and your modes of thought differ from present normality.
I differ!
Maybe you can trust one woman-- authorities differ-- but three?
That's how they differ from men.
I beg to differ.
As usual. Mr. Lemel, I beg to differ.
The nature of the activity is such that the operation will differ from anything ever designed.
Aside from your sad failure to give throat to spirited battle cries, did your behaviour differ from that of other men in your company?
That's where we differ. I do want to lose you.
And if you're still alive. i think you'll see how we differ.
No, I beg to differ. Right now you're twice as funny as him.
Mr. Lemel, I beg to differ.
How did he differ from Ford, Hearst or John Doe? Yeah, sure.
That's where we differ. I rush in where sergeants fear to tread.
I'll just tell the Bishop that this young man and I differ. We don't see eye to eye.
Well, on that point we differ slightly.
I've been to three, and their opinions don't differ.
I beg to differ, Mr. Blount.
Sir, may I remind you that, while our behaviour is similar, our motives differ.
On this day when you locked Captain Taggart in his cabin, how did he differ from other days?
So you should not worry because of the fact That your testimony today differ. From the testimony given by you earlier Commissioner Maurois.
I beg to differ, You see, you must turn right before you turn left.

News and current affairs

Of course, the various components of debt differ considerably in their character and sources of financing - and thus in their sustainability.
That implies that we all agree on the destination and differ only about the speed of the journey.
In the past, it was assumed that military power dominated most issues, but in today's world, the contexts of power differ greatly.
The two men differ in temperament as well as experience.
If Khamenei holds fast, Mousavi cannot gain the presidency, but he will continue to represent the hopes of the majority of Iranians who differ dramatically with their government.
Both regions were religiously governed (historians differ about the role and natures of the religions in this context), but science flourished only in one of them.
Finally, while fiscal systems differ among American states, the overall fiscal burden is under half that of the federal level.
True, Arab leaders differ over tactics.
The right approach will differ across country groupings and among issue areas.
The scientific understanding of long-term climate change is still very limited, and even when it is understood, the effects of climate on society are complicated. And fourth, nations are likely to differ widely in their particular interests in this issue.
The numbers and causes of neonatal deaths, the capacity of the health system, and the obstacles faced differ between and within countries, as does support from policymakers and the availability of resources.
Genetic tests differ significantly from other clinical tests.
In fact, the amounts of antioxidants that lend protection are not known and probably differ among individuals.
And France and Germany differ on priorities.
Nor would it be proper, where the gravity and scale of crimes materially differ, to charge all sides in a conflict in order to preserve a false sense of parity.
This tendency was not a serious issue before World War II (though the people of Abyssinia and Manchuria may beg to differ).
Experts on China differ on the rate of economic growth needed to create employment for the millions of Chinese who flock into the country's cities every year.
And everyone's spending patterns differ - the older, wealthier household buys jewelry from Tiffany, rather than a car from General Motors.
But they differ on solutions.
Which child goes to what school or what public housing is offered to which asylum seeker will be of concern to many people (and views will differ).
It is a plausible blueprint for successful life anywhere, even if the biochemical details differ.
A single currency means a single monetary policy and a single interest rate, even if economic conditions - particularly cyclical conditions - differ substantially among the member countries of the European Economic and Monetary Union (EMU).
And fourth, nations are likely to differ widely in their particular interests in this issue.

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