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Divergent (Adjective)

Diverging from another or from a standard; "a divergent opinion".

All adjective clusters.

The researcher's findings were met with criticism as her methods were considered divergent from the standard approach in her field.
Her artistic style was described as divergent, often incorporating unconventional materials and techniques into her work.
The politician's views on taxation were divergent from those of his party, causing tension among his colleagues.
The linguist identified several divergent dialects of the language, each unique to a specific geographic region.
The jury delivered a divergent verdict, with some members voting guilty and others not guilty due to differences in interpreting the evidence.

Tending to move apart in different directions.

All adjective clusters.

The two paths were divergent, one leading to the mountain and the other to the sea.
The company's divergent business strategies led to a split in the organization.
The divergent opinions of the committee members made it difficult to reach a consensus.
The city's divergent neighborhoods reflected the diverse cultural backgrounds of its residents.
The divergent interests of the two countries made it challenging to negotiate a trade agreement.