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Divergence

Divergence Definition And Meaning
What's The Definition Of Divergence? [n] the act of moving away in different direction from a common point; "an angle is formed by the divergence of two straight lines" [n] a difference between conflicting facts or claims or opinions; "a growing divergence of opinion" [n] degree of spatial separation [n] an infinite series that has no limit [n] a variation that deviates from the standard or norm; "the deviation from the mean" Synonyms \| Synonyms for Divergence: departure \| deviation \| difference \| disagreement \| discrepancy \| divergency \| divergency \| variance Related Terms \| Find terms related to Divergence: aberrance \| aberrancy \| aberration \| abnormality \| abnormity \| about-face \| accommodation \| adaptation \| adjustment \| aesthetic distance \| alienation \| alteration \| amelioration \| amorphism \| anomalism \| anomalousness \| anomaly \| antagonism \| apostasy \| argumentation \| attenuation \| bad copy \| bad likeness \| bend \| betterment \| bias \| branching off \| breach \| breach of friendship \| break \| broadcast \| broadcasting \| camouflage \| capriciousness \| change \| change of heart \| changeability \| changeableness \| choppiness \| circuitousness \| circumfusion \| clashing \| clearance \| cleavage \| cleft \| compass \| conceit \| conflict \| constructive change \| continuity \| contradiction \| contrariety \| contrast \| controversy \| conversion \| corner \| crackpotism \| crank \| crankiness \| crankism \| crook \| crosswiseness \| crotchet \| crotchetiness \| curve \| dappleness \| declination \| deep space \| defection \| deflection \| deflexure \| degeneration \| degenerative change \| departure \| depths of space \| derangement \| deterioration \| detour \| deviance \| deviancy \| deviation \| deviousness \| diagonality \| difference \| differentiation \| differentness \| differing \| diffraction \| diffusion \| digression \| dilution \| disaccord \| disaccordance \| disaffection \| disagreeing \| disagreement \| disconformity \| discongruity \| discontinuity \| discord \| discordance \| discordancy \| discrepancy \| discreteness \| discursion \| disfavor \| disguise \| disharmony \| disorder \| disparity \| dispensation \| dispersal \| dispersion \| disruption \| dissemblance \| dissemination \| dissension \| dissent \| dissidence \| dissimilarity \| dissimilation \| dissimilitude \| dissipation \| dissonance \| distance \| distinction \| distinctness \| distribution \| disunion \| disunity \| divagation \| divarication \| divergency \| diversification \| diversion \| diversity \| dividedness \| division \| dogleg \| dottiness \| double \| drift \| drifting \| eccentricity \| errantry \| erraticism \| erraticness \| estrangement \| evaporation \| excursion \| excursus \| exorbitation \| expansion \| extent \| faction \| falling-out \| far cry \| farness \| fitting \| flip-flop \| fragmentation \| freakiness \| freakishness \| gradual change \| hairpin \| heterogeneity \| heteromorphism \| idiocrasy \| idiosyncrasy \| improvement \| inaccordance \| incommensurability \| incomparability \| incompatibility \| incongruity \| inconsistency \| inconsonance \| inconstancy \| indirection \| indirectness \| inequality \| inferiority \| infinity \| inharmoniousness \| inharmony \| instability \| irreconcilability \| irregularity \| jarring \| jerkiness \| kink \| leeway \| length \| light-years \| makeup \| mannerism \| margin \| melioration \| mercuriality \| mere caricature \| mileage \| mitigation \| mixture \| modification \| modulation \| monstrosity \| motleyness \| mutability \| negation \| nonconformism \| nonconformity \| nonstandardization \| nonuniformity \| obliqueness \| obliquity \| oddity \| odds \| open rupture \| opposition \| oppugnancy \| otherness \| overthrow \| parsecs \| parting \| peculiarity \| peppering \| pererration \| perspective \| piece \| pluralism \| poor imitation \| propagation \| publication \| qualification \| queerness \| quip \| quirk \| quirkiness \| radiation \| radical change \| raggedness \| rambling \| range \| reach \| realignment \| recall of ambassadors \| re-creation \| redesign \| reform \| reformation \| remaking \| remoteness \| renewal \| repugnance \| reshaping \| restructuring \| reversal \| revival \| revivification \| revolution \| rift \| rupture \| scattering \| scatterment \| schism \| separateness \| separation \| sheer \| shift \| shifting \| shifting course \| shifting path \| shotgun pattern \| singularity \| skew \| skewness \| slant \| sowing \| space \| span \| spattering \| splay \| split \| spread \| spreading \| sprinkling \| squint \| strangeness \| straying \| stretch \| strewing \| stride \| subnormality \| sudden change \| superiority \| sweep \| swerve \| swerving \| swinging \| switch \| tack \| teratism \| total change \| transition \| transverseness \| trick \| turn \| turnabout \| turning \| twist \| unconformism \| unconformity \| unconventionality \| unevenness \| unharmoniousness \| unlikeness \| unnaturalism \| unnaturalness \| unorthodoxy \| unresemblance \| unsameness \| unsimilarity \| unsteadiness \| upheaval \| vagary \| variability \| variance \| variation \| variegation \| variety \| variousness \| varying \| veer \| versatility \| violent change \| volatilization \| wandering \| warp \| wavering \| way \| ways \| whim \| whimsicality \| whimsy \| worsening \| yaw \| zigzag See Also \| allowance \| difference \| discrepancy \| driftage \| flection \| flexion \| fluctuation \| inflection \| interval \| leeway \| margin \| separation \| separation \| series \| tolerance \| variance \| variant \| variation Divergence In Webster's Dictionary \Diver"gence\, Divergency \Diver"gen*cy\, n. [Cf. F. divergence.] 1. A receding from each other in moving from a common center; the state of being divergent; as, an angle is made by the divergence of straight lines. Rays come to the eye in a state of divergency. --??????. 2. Disagreement; difference. Related with some divergence by other writers. --Sir G. C. Lewis.

Divergence Definition And Meaning

What's The Definition Of Divergence?

[n] the act of moving away in different direction from a common point; "an angle is formed by the divergence of two straight lines"
[n] a difference between conflicting facts or claims or opinions; "a growing divergence of opinion"
[n] degree of spatial separation
[n] an infinite series that has no limit
[n] a variation that deviates from the standard or norm; "the deviation from the mean"

Divergence In Webster's Dictionary

\Di*ver"gence\, Divergency \Di*ver"gen*cy\, n. [Cf.
F. divergence.]
1. A receding from each other in moving from a common center;
   the state of being divergent; as, an angle is made by the
   divergence of straight lines.

         Rays come to the eye in a state of divergency.
                                               --??????.

2. Disagreement; difference.

         Related with some divergence by other writers. --Sir
                                               G. C. Lewis.

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