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diverge Verb

— If two or more objects move away from each other, they are diverging. The flight path diverged from the original flight plan.

diverge

— verb move or draw apart The two paths diverge here — verb extend in a different direction The lines start to diverge here Their interests diverged — verb have no limits as a mathematical series — verb (= deviate) be at variance with; be out of line with

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diverge English » English

deviate deflect vary digress veer turn separate differ depart swerve diviate divert divergent alter wander transform redirect part metamorphose go astray drift divaricated disperse change branch out branch off wrong wander from the subject vacate turn away turn aside transpire transgress stray stand off spread split up split skew shift secede scatter resign renounce radiate physical defect off-track off track leave intersect

Topics diverge topics

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Physical actions Arrange

Multiple things moving

Conjugation diverge conjugation

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diverge · verb

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Movie subtitles

This is where the stories offered by the State and the boy diverge slightly.
I don't know when they set out, but if they don't diverge from the route they should drive through Bistrik exactly 18 minutes after departure.
Ah, but there, Mr Abrahams, I'm afraid our paths diverge.
But now, when you have different experiences, you'll diverge.
So here our paths must diverge.
So, our paths diverge now. but not too long l think.
Everyone knows our views on Schubert diverge.
Diverge them astray.
The advanced field does not diverge.
But they are going to diverge more and more.
Lojack signal and tracks diverge.
Well, that's where our opinions diverge.
If you diverge from the path.
There's no reason to diverge from the plan.
Sorry, our ways diverge here.
Our paths diverge.
Opinions diverge regarding women at the wheel.
Granted, some things may occur in a similar way. But they are going to diverge more and more. - No.
I. Our memories seem to diverge here.
As life goes on. gets more complicated, roads diverge, I love you both so much -- all three of you, actually, because there was supposed to be three of my sons at this table, but Jill put Judah to bed.
And though I know you're standing there, parsing this, trying to identify how my interests diverge from yours here, I suspect you're not finding it.
See, that's where our perspectives start to diverge, Ruiz. because the evidence says otherwise.
Our paths diverge in a different place.
The two traditions began to diverge in the life and mind of Johannes Kepler.
Two paths diverge in the woods, Gail. He chose the wrong one.
Our memories seem to diverge here.
I'm glad that you've lived long enough to see the dawn of the new world you created, Harold, but the time has come for your god and mine to do battle, and regrettably, our paths diverge here.
Our roads are going to diverge.
And this may be an instance where. my interests and the governor's. diverge.
I cannot state, officially or unofficially, where your interests diverge, or if they diverge.

News and current affairs

In China, however, such uniformity is unattainable today because the actions of local governments frequently diverge from central government policy.
When these two accounting standards diverge, the popular standard must prevail if democracy is to survive.
Given Russia's dependence on exports of oil and natural gas, and Ukraine's status as a major energy importer, the two countries' business cycles are likely to diverge rather than overlap.
If individuals learn from one another, over time their behavior may diverge from that of other groups, thus constituting a distinct culture.
Indeed, these pillars of creativity and progress have been erected even in countries whose economies, politics, and cultures diverge sharply from those of the United States.
But what may cause even greater dissension is a renewed clash of national interests as inflation rates within the eurozone diverge.
Iraq is the single issue on which American and Turkish interests diverge sharply.
Where they often diverge is in the means to achieve them.
Despite their common geography, history, and economic interests, their strategic trajectories will diverge.
In such a world, private and social interests often diverge, as we have seen so dramatically in this crisis.
The crisis in the eurozone has, of course, fragmented financial flows, caused economies to diverge, eroded political support for EU institutions, and set Europeans against one another.
Moreover, a protracted period of low interest rates has pushed up asset prices, causing them to diverge from underlying economic performance.
In several advanced countries, including the US, growth and employment prospects are starting to diverge widely, endangering social cohesion and economic openness.
Here is where the Greek and Iranian negotiations diverge.
So, even if the eurozone's structure is modified to achieve the desired level of fiscal discipline and balance, in its current highly decentralized structure, countries will continue to diverge in other important respects.
In this instance, Mexico prefers multilateralism to unilateralism, and peaceful disarmament over military might, because Mexico's interests diverge from those of the US.
Job creation remains weak, and employment continues to diverge from growth.
The interests of directors, executives, and dominant shareholders with respect to such decisions may often diverge significantly from those of public investors.
This pooling function would be particularly important in cases where there are different grades or varieties of the product (as with oil or coffee), and where prices can diverge enough to make an important difference to the exporters.
Investors' decisions would diverge only because of differences in their personal situation.

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