Pronunciation: /nɑːnkənvɜːrdʒənt/
noun a person or thing that does not converge or come together
A1 I heard that the nonconvergent opinions caused a lot of arguments at the meeting.
A2 The nonconvergent data from the different sources made it difficult to draw a conclusion.
B1 The nonconvergent results of the experiments led to further investigation.
B2 The nonconvergent theories in the scientific community sparked a lively debate.
C1 The nonconvergent ideologies of the political parties created a stalemate in negotiations.
C2 The nonconvergent perspectives of the historians led to conflicting interpretations of the events.
adjective describing something that does not converge or come together
A1 The nonconvergent opinions of the group led to a lack of consensus.
A2 The nonconvergent paths of the two hikers caused them to get lost in the woods.
B1 The nonconvergent goals of the team members made it difficult to work together effectively.
B2 The nonconvergent theories in the scientific community sparked a lively debate.
C1 The nonconvergent ideologies of the political parties created a polarized society.
C2 The nonconvergent perspectives of the historians led to conflicting interpretations of the events.
formal The series of equations is nonconvergent, indicating that there is no limit to the values it can reach.
informal The calculations are all over the place, it's like they're nonconvergent or something.
slang These numbers just don't add up, they're totally nonconvergent.
figurative Her thoughts were nonconvergent, jumping from one topic to another without any clear direction.
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