differ
verb26 collocationsAvg. frequency: 6.8
used to emphasize a large and important difference
used to emphasize a large difference
used to emphasize a large difference
used to emphasize a broad range of differences
used to emphasize a small difference
used to emphasize a small difference
to not be very different
to accept that you have a different opinion from someone else and stop arguing about it
a formal and polite way of saying you disagree with someone
differ from9.5
to be unlike something or someone else
differ in8.5
to be different in a particular aspect (e.g., size, shape, opinion)
differ over6.1
to have a different opinion on a particular subject, often implying disagreement or conflict
differ about6.0
to have a different opinion on a particular subject
differ with5.8
to have a different opinion from a particular person or group