divergence (Meaning)
divergence (n)
the act of moving away in different direction from a common point
a variation that deviates from the standard or norm
an infinite series that has no limit
a difference between conflicting facts or claims or opinions
divergence (n.)
Alt. of Divergency
Synonyms & Antonyms of divergence
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divergence Sentence Examples
- The team's performance showed a clear divergence from their usual high standards.
- The company's strategy underwent a significant divergence, leading to a change in direction.
- The opinion polls revealed a growing divergence in political views among the population.
- The two friends experienced a gradual divergence in their interests and beliefs over time.
- The research findings exhibited a remarkable divergence from the expected results.
- The economic data indicated a divergence in growth rates between various regions.
- The divergent evolution of species resulted in a wide variety of life forms on Earth.
- The artist's style took an unexpected divergence, exploring new forms and techniques.
- The spacecraft's trajectory showed a slight divergence from its intended course.
- The river's course took a sudden divergence, forming a new channel.
FAQs About the word divergence
the act of moving away in different direction from a common point, a variation that deviates from the standard or norm, an infinite series that has no limit, a
difference, diversity,divergency, disagreement, separation, dissimilarity, divarication, distinctiveness, disparity,bifurcation
agreement, agreement, convergence,convergence, accord,similarity, similarity, accord,
The team's performance showed a clear divergence from their usual high standards.
The company's strategy underwent a significant divergence, leading to a change in direction.
The opinion polls revealed a growing divergence in political views among the population.
The two friends experienced a gradual divergence in their interests and beliefs over time.
