differ from



differ from something

[for something] to be different from something else. No, this one differs from the one you saw because it has a bigger handle. How does this one differ from that one?
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differ from

v.
To have qualities that are not the same as those of something else: My results differed from the results of everyone else who conducted the experiment. Sopranos differ from altos in having higher voices.
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Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Ermannoer-MAHN-noItalian
Avner-Hebrew, Biblical Hebrew
MeshachMEE-shak (English)Biblical
French[frentʃ]
Eastmund-Anglo-Saxon
ElseEL-se (Danish, Norwegian), EL-sə (German, Dutch)Danish, Norwegian, German, Dutch