noun

divergence

divergence, difference, separation

There is a divergence of opinion on this topic.

There is a divergence of opinion on this topic.

The divergence of the two paths was clearly marked.

The divergence of the two paths was clearly marked.

We noted a growing divergence between the two cultures.

We noted a growing divergence between the two cultures.

a divergence of ((sth.)) a difference in opinions, interests, etc. There is a divergence of opinion on this topic.

a divergence between ((A and B)) a situation in which two things become different We noted a divergence between the two cultures.

Synonyms: difference, deviation, separation; Antonyms: convergence, agreement

From the verb 'diverge' plus the noun-forming suffix '-ence'. It signifies the state or act of diverging.

This is the noun form of 'diverge'. Think of it as the point or the state of separating or differing.

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