Pronunciation: /dɪˈfɛrənʃiə/
noun a distinguishing feature or characteristic
A1 A differentia between cats and dogs is that cats usually purr while dogs usually bark.
A2 One differentia between Spanish and Italian is the pronunciation of certain vowels.
B1 A key differentia between the two political parties is their stance on healthcare.
B2 The main differentia between the two products is their price point.
C1 The differentia in quality between the two brands is quite noticeable.
C2 He was able to identify the differentia in the two theories that led to the breakthrough in his research.
adjective notably different or distinct
A1 I like to try differentia foods from around the world.
A2 She enjoys exploring differentia cultures during her travels.
B1 The company offers a differentia approach to customer service.
B2 The artist's work is known for its differentia style and technique.
C1 The scientist discovered a differentia species of plant in the rainforest.
C2 The novel explores the differentia aspects of human nature and relationships.
formal The differentia between the two research methods is their approach to data collection.
informal I can't tell the differentia between these two phone models.
slang The differentia in their fashion sense is crazy!
figurative The differentia in their personalities is like night and day.
differentiae
more different
most different
differentiates
will differentiate
has differentiated
is differentiating
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different
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