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divergeMeaning:
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v. move or draw apart; extend in a different direction; be at variance with; be out of line with
Here's my flag for Nynorsk. Because the philosophy of Nynorsk is based on the maximum divergence from Danish, Danish background of the flag is to be replaced with Icelandic, because Icelandic served as inspiration for the language creators. The flag is not rectangular in form, because... Well, that Nynorsk is strange after all.
They walked along the road together until they reached the village, but then their paths diverged.
“We have a saying in America: born on the third base,” Lord says of their divergent beginnings.
Algeria has a divergent landscape.
The roads diverge up ahead; take the left one.
After school, their lives diverged.
Berber diverges from Semitic languages while still belonging to the same Afroasiatic family that Semitic languages belong to.
Many people profess a belief in God yet maintain significantly divergent theologies and practices. Ecumenical movements attempt to bridge those differences through dialogue and mutual understanding, but some denominations will not participate in such efforts.
These two lines are divergent.
IMF's chief economist, Gita Gopinath, said labor markets in developing economies have been hit hardest by the pandemic. She said the large disparity in vaccine access and government support between richer and poorer countries is creating a "dangerous divergence in economic prospects."
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