difference in Latin
difference in Latin is differentia — difference means the way in which two or more things are unlike each other.
difference in Latin
differentia
What does "difference" mean?
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noun The way in which two or more things are unlike each other.
"The main difference between the two recipes is the type of flour."
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noun A disagreement between people.
"The two neighbours had a difference of opinion over the garden fence."
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noun The result you get by subtracting one number from another.
"Subtract the smaller number from the larger one to find the difference."
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noun A meaningful effect or change on a situation.
"A kind word can make a huge difference to someone having a bad day."
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difference in a sentence
- The main difference between the two recipes is the type of flour.
- Can you spot the difference between these two photos?
- The two neighbours had a difference of opinion over the garden fence.
- Despite their differences, the two sisters never stayed angry for long.
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What is "difference" in Latin?
"difference" in Latin is differentia. difference means: The way in which two or more things are unlike each other.
How do you use "difference" in a sentence?
Example: "The main difference between the two recipes is the type of flour." In Latin, "difference" is differentia.
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