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Meanings of diverging in inglés

portugués
divergente

Tending to move apart in different directions.

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Usage of diverging in inglés
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Suttles' statement could indicate diverging views between BP and the U.S. government.
Reuters
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Yet those two fields were clearly diverging, and most scientists picked sides.
The disappearing spoon: and other true tales of madness, love, a...
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The two firms have provided rather diverging forecasts for the coming months.
Reuters
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The talk was mainly local and personal, diverging at times into politics.
Watersprings
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Moody's also offered insights on the diverging prospects of the SunGard businesses.
Reuters
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The animals meantime were moving forward slowly along the three diverging trails.
The Leopard Woman
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Overall, the engineers estimated diverging diamonds should reduce crashes by 33 percent.
Wired
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Thus, after wandering in many diverging paths, we return to common sense.
Sophist
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From a diverging tunnel a sinuous, tawny form crept stealthily toward us.
The Gods of Mars
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What is the difference between diverging and converging lines and parallel lines?
The Infant System / For Developing the Intellectual and Moral Po...
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In recent years, they've taken organic farming down radically diverging paths.
The new yorker
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DR The new expansion teams, Atlanta and Minnesota, will… Probably have diverging fortunes.
The Guardian
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Pricing is still diverging in this ratings bracket despite strong demand.
Reuters
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The diverging plans reflect different philosophies about tablet and print subscribers.
Reuters
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The fifth, on the contrary, consists in moving along diverging roads.
The Art of War
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Mucoromycotina represent early diverging models that are most valuable for understanding fungal evolution.
Pubmed
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Translations for diverging
portugués
divergente
Diverging through the time
Diverging across language varieties
United States of America
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United Kingdom
Common