Meaning & Definition of Different in English
English⟶
Different
/dɪfərənt/
adjective
1. Unlike in nature or quality or form or degree
- "Took different approaches to the problem"
- "Came to a different conclusion"
- "Different parts of the country"
- "On different sides of the issue"
- "This meeting was different from the earlier one"
synonym:
- different
2. Distinctly separate from the first
- "That's another (or different) issue altogether"
synonym:
- different
3. Differing from all others
- Not ordinary
- "Advertising that strives continually to be different"
- "This new music is certainly different but i don't really like it"
synonym:
- different
4. Marked by dissimilarity
- "For twins they are very unlike"
- "People are profoundly different"
synonym:
- unlike,
- dissimilar,
- different
5. Distinct or separate
- "Each interviewed different members of the community"
synonym:
- different
Examples of using
We knew that we were going to go in different directions when our school finished.
I wish things could have been different.
You're very different from us.