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differing

ADJECTIVE

discrepant

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at variance conflicting contradictory contrary different disconsonant discordant disparate dissonant divergent diverse incompatible incongruent incongruous inconsistent inconsonant unmixable varying

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agreeing concurring consistent harmonious

ADJECTIVE

dissonant

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discordant incongruous

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anomalous at variance disagreeing disconsonant discrepant dissentient incompatible incongruent inconsistent inconsonant irreconcilable irregular sour note unmixable

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harmonious

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coinciding compatible complementary concordant consonant similar

ADJECTIVE

diverse

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disparate distinct divergent diversified varied

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assorted contradictory contrary contrasted contrasting contrastive discrete dissimilar distant diversiform incommensurable like night and day manifold miscellaneous mixed bag multifarious opposite separate several sundry unalike unequal unlike varying

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like same similar

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alike conforming identical parallel uniform

ADJECTIVE

heretical

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agnostic apostate atheistic disagreeing dissenting dissentive dissident freethinking heterodox iconoclastic idolatrous impious infidel misbelieving miscreant nonconformist revisionist schismatic sectarian skeptical unbelieving

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orthodox

ADJECTIVE

incongruent

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at variance conflicting contradictory contrary different disconsonant discordant disparate dissonant divergent diverse incompatible incongruous inconsistent inconsonant unmixable varying

ADJECTIVE

opposite

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adverse antagonistic antithetical contradictory paradoxical reversed

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antipodal contrary counter facing hostile independent inverse obverse reverse separate

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antipodean contrapositive contrasted corresponding crosswise diametric diametrically opposed different dissimilar diverse flip-side fronting inconsistent inimical irreconcilable opposed ornery polar repugnant retrograde unalike unconnected unrelated unsimilar violative vis-à-vis

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agreeing similar

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compatible like

ADJECTIVE

parenthetic

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departing detouring discursive excursive parenthetical rambling tangential

ADJECTIVE

quarreling

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bickering conflicting fighting squabbling

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at odds discordant in disagreement inharmonious

ADJECTIVE

ranging

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extending fluctuating shifting

ADJECTIVE

unequal

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uneven

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disparate dissimilar distant divergent diverse incommensurate like night and day mismatched not uniform odd poles apart unalike unequivalent unlike unmatched unsimilar variable various varying weird

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balanced equal even identical level matched same similar

ADJECTIVE

uneven

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bumpy irregular odd patchy rough spotty unbalanced unequal unsteady

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asperous asymmetrical broken changeable craggy discrepant disparate disproportionate fitful fluctuating harsh ill-matched intermittent jagged jerky leftover lopsided nonsymmetrical not flat not level not parallel notched off-balance one-sided overbalanced remaining rugged scabrous scraggy serrate spasmodic unfair unlevel unsmooth unsymmetrical variable

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balanced even level matched regular similar smooth stable

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continuous

ADJECTIVE

variant

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alternative

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derived divergent exceptional modified various varying

Antonyms

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agreeing same similar

ADJECTIVE

varying

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changeable changing fluctuating shifting

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alternating deviating vacillating waffling wavering

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flexible inconstant irregular uncertain unstable unsteady volatile

Antonyms

STRONGEST

fixed stable

Example Sentences

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There are differing opinions about Eisenhower and Kay’s relationship.

From Los Angeles Times • May 29, 2026

Some of it, doubtless, is personality, and some of it due to differing policy priorities.

From The Wall Street Journal • May 18, 2026

"It is reasonable for member states to have differing opinions, but the resilience of the organisation means that we come together, have difficult conversations, and emerge from those conversations committed to collective defence and security."

From Barron's • May 11, 2026

Memorial Day weekend marks the unofficial start of the summer travel season, which might mean differing plans for who’s hitting the road.

From MarketWatch • May 6, 2026

Sometimes it is a case of one expert differing from another.

From "Freakonomics: A Rogue Economist Explores the Hidden Side of Everything" by Steven D. Levitt

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