Pronunciation: /ˈdɪfərɪŋ/
verb to be unlike or dissimilar
A1 I am differing from my friends on where to eat for dinner.
A2 She is differing with her sister about which movie to watch.
B1 The team members are differing on the best approach to take for the project.
B2 The scientists are differing in their opinions on the results of the experiment.
C1 The politicians are differing on the proposed policies for economic reform.
C2 The scholars are differing in their interpretations of the ancient text.
adjective showing variety or contrast
A1 People have differing opinions on the best way to cook pasta.
A2 The two friends had differing views on where to go for vacation.
B1 The committee members had differing perspectives on the proposed budget.
B2 The scientists presented their research findings, which led to differing conclusions.
C1 The political candidates had differing ideologies on how to address climate change.
C2 The historians analyzed the documents and came to differing interpretations of the events.
formal The two research studies presented differing results on the effectiveness of the treatment.
informal We have differing opinions on which movie to watch tonight.
slang Our tastes in music are totally differing, but that's what makes us unique.
figurative Their personalities are like oil and water, constantly differing and never quite mixing.
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