differ (from) (Meaning)

differ (from)

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The two plans differ from each other in terms of their objectives.
Her perspective on the matter differs significantly from the majority opinion.
The research methods used in the two studies differ from each other.
The two companies' business models differ markedly from one another.
The weather conditions in the two regions differ greatly.
The siblings' personalities differ vastly, making them unique individuals.
The two paintings differ from each other in both subject matter and style.
The two musicians' approaches to composing music differ markedly.
The two texts differ from each other in their tone and content.
The two countries' political systems differ from each other in several fundamental ways.

disagree (with),contradict, negate,nullify, gainsay, dispute, conflict, jar

equal, accord, agree, parallel, match, coincide, check, fit, consist, go

The two plans differ from each other in terms of their objectives.

Her perspective on the matter differs significantly from the majority opinion.

The research methods used in the two studies differ from each other.

The two companies' business models differ markedly from one another.