differ in Latin
differ in Latin is differō — differ means to be unlike something else in one or more ways.
differ in Latin
differō
(intransitive) Not to have the same traits or characteristics; to be unalike or distinct.
What does "differ" mean?
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verb To be unlike something else in one or more ways.
"Prices differ from shop to shop, so it pays to compare."
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verb To disagree with someone.
"The two friends differ on where to go for dinner."
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differ in a sentence
- Prices differ from shop to shop, so it pays to compare.
- The two proposals differ mainly in cost.
- The two friends differ on where to go for dinner.
- I'm sorry, but I must differ with you about the ending.
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What is "differ" in Latin?
"differ" in Latin is differō. differ means: To be unlike something else in one or more ways.
How do you use "differ" in a sentence?
Example: "Prices differ from shop to shop, so it pays to compare." In Latin, "differ" is differō.
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