verb

differ

to be different, to disagree

Our opinions differ on this matter.

Our opinions differ on this matter.

The two systems differ significantly.

The two systems differ significantly.

((from sb./sth.)) to be unlike (sb./sth.) The new model differs from the old one.

((on/about sth.)) to disagree about (sth.) We differ on how to solve the problem.

Synonyms: vary, diverge, disagree; Antonyms: agree, conform

From Latin 'differre', from 'dis-' (apart) + 'ferre' (to carry), literally 'to carry apart'.

Think of the adjective 'different'. 'To differ' is the verb, the action of being different.

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