Differ is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DIFFER in dictionary:

VERB:
• to be unlike
• be unlike or dissimilar
• disagree
• To be or stand apart; to disagree; to be unlike; to be distinguished; -- with from.
• To be of unlike or opposite opinion; to disagree in sentiment; -- often with from or with.
• To have a difference, cause of variance, or quarrel; to dispute; to contend.
• To cause to be different or unlike; to set at variance.
• be of different opinions
• be unlike

Words related to DIFFER

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Words that contain DIFFER

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How to use DIFFER in a sentence

• Probably the realities of life in relation to money differ greatly.
• Non co-operation is a process of purification and we must continually try to touch the hearts of those who differ from us, their minds, and their emotions, but never their bodies.
• The natives comprising the two tribes of the Kamtschatdales and Koriaks differ principally in their mode of life.
• What we have to complain of as business men is a matter which perhaps you will say does not concern us, though on that point we must respectfully differ from you.
• It is to be remembered, that these books do not differ much, except in quantity of paper.
• Moreover, even in the United States, the movement falls naturally into two divisions, which on several points differ widely from each other.
• Certainly I do note that people brought up under the same condition of laws and customs differ greatly in respect of daring.
• Families differ as to their dispositions toward rooms.
• The numerous types of cells in daily use differ chiefly in the devices employed for preventing the formation of hydrogen bubbles, or for disposing of them when formed.
• All these, while they are distinguished from one another by their names, as has been said, do not differ in anything else at all.
• They differ chiefly from foreign wines in containing a much larger quantity of acid.
• Of course the historians of the two countries differ in their account of the matter.
• Inasmuch as these human interpretations and superstitions differ, dissensions and bigotry have arisen, and strife and warfare have prevailed.
• Alice had half a mind to differ, or to make any remark that might rid her from Mr.
• At Tusayan, on the other hand, the largest village of the group does not differ in character from the smallest.
• We have less reason to be surprised or offended when we find others differ from us in opinion, because we very often differ from ourselves.
• In what respect does the Methodist church in your city differ from the other church buildings? 4.
• The principle is in all the same, however it may differ in its operations.
• Bass, to point out the manner in which this country and New South Wales appear to differ in their most essential quality, that of their soil.
• At this place all the day the winde bloweth off the Sea, and all the night off the land, but wee found it to differ sometimes, which our Master marueiled at.
• It would throw together languages that differ utterly in spirit merely because of a certain external formal resemblance.
• Where one is more inclined to differ from Madame Sand is in her estimate of her Republican friends of the educated classes.
• Thus the characteristic industries of the two countries must differ.
• Nations differ also, in spite of the similar things that they do in analogous circumstances.
• The Author of our existence, for wise purposes, made us to differ mentally, as well as physically.
• One did not differ from another, and if these were devoted to the household the slaves, male and female, must have slept on the floor outside.

Similar words containing DIFF without suffix er

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