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Meanings of divergent in English

Portuguese
divergente

Tending to move apart in different directions.

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divergente

Divergent.

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Usage of divergent in English
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Estimates provided from recent studies led to divergent previsions of future trends.
Pubmed
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American voters must choose between three sharply divergent visions of the future.
The Irish Times
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There were divergent views shared regarding the winner of the leadership debate.
Jamaica Observer
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There are also divergent views on the future leadership of the party.
The Irish Times
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Juggling those divergent tasks during the holidays may seem impossible without help.
Ebony
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We sought to investigate why these different systems yield such divergent results.
Pubmed
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Meanwhile, an expression profile analysis highlights the divergent role of different cCYPs.
Pubmed
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Six stable factors were extracted having good construct, divergent and predictive validity.
Pubmed
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The more divergent the experiences, the more different will be the answers.
The Science of Human Nature: A Psychology for Beginners
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A divergent evolutionary tree is proposed on the basis of these observations.
Pubmed
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These compounds, though chemically divergent, are structurally similar to the natural hormone.
Pubmed
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We found convergent and divergent validity and good reliability of the FACT-C.
Pubmed
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Analysis was inductive, with exploration of similar and divergent perspectives within themes.
Pubmed
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I think you have very divergent opinions in Iran's foreign policy establishment.
The new yorker
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On the contrary, strands not involved in the interface are more divergent.
Pubmed
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Cirrus: Parallel, flexuous or divergent fibres extensible in any and all directions.
Man or Matter / Introduction to a Spiritual Understanding of Nat...
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Translations for divergent
Portuguese
divergente
Divergent through the time
Divergent across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common