divergent

1. (of lines, paths, or objects) moving away from each other.

2. tending to be different or develop in different directions.

3. diverging from a common point of origin.

1. a person or thing that diverges.

2. a different or distinct form or version.

- Divergent (adjective): diverging, differing, disparate, distinct, varying, contrasting.

- Divergent (noun): deviant, maverick, nonconformist.

- Different

- Disparate

- Contrasting

- Varying

- Distinct

- Convergent

- Similar

- Conforming

- Parallel

adjective

1. going in different directions
2. deviating from the normal or expected course
3. mathematics (of an infinite series) having no limit

noun

1. a person or thing that diverges
2. a different or distinct form or version

adjective

1. tending to be different or develop in different directions
2. diverging from each other
3. mathematics (of a series) increasing indefinitely as more of its terms are added

noun

1. someone or something that differs from a norm or standard
2. a different version of something

- Their opinions on the matter are divergent. (Collins Dictionary)

- The paths of the two runners diverged as they reached the fork in the road. (Oxford Dictionary)

- The company's strategies started to diverge after the change in leadership. (Oxford Dictionary)

- Her divergent thinking led her to come up with unique solutions. (Collins Dictionary)

- The artist created divergent versions of the same painting. (Oxford Dictionary)

- His ideas on education are quite divergent from traditional methods. (Collins Dictionary)

- The divergent paths of the two political parties became evident during the debate. (Oxford Dictionary)

- The divergent opinions within the group made it difficult to reach a consensus. (Collins Dictionary)

- A divergent series does not have a finite sum. (Oxford Dictionary)

- The divergent nature of their interests led them to pursue different careers. (Collins Dictionary)

- She is known for her divergent fashion sense. (Collins Dictionary)

- The divergent paths of the river create a stunning landscape. (Oxford Dictionary)

- His divergent behavior in class often leads to disciplinary issues. (Collins Dictionary)

- The two artists took divergent approaches to expressing their emotions through art. (Oxford Dictionary)

- The divergent viewpoints of the committee members prolonged the decision-making process. (Collins Dictionary)

- The novel and its divergent film adaptation have gained widespread popularity. (Oxford Dictionary)

- The divergent cultures of the two countries were evident in their traditional cuisines. (Collins Dictionary)

- The divergent paths of the two political parties became evident during the debate. (Oxford Dictionary)

- The divergent interests of the siblings led them to pursue different career paths. (Collins Dictionary)

- The divergent series of events in the novel kept the readers engaged. (Oxford Dictionary)