diverge|diverged|diverges|diverging in English

verb

[di·verge || daɪ'vɜːdʒ]

branch off from a common point, go off in different directions from a cente

Use "diverge|diverged|diverges|diverging" in a sentence

1. Anticyclone (High) • Which way does the wind blow? --> anti-cyclonic = clockwise! • Does air diverge or converge at the surface? -->Diverges! • Does air converge or diverge above the high? -->Converges! Anticyclones (Highs) Anticyclones (Highs) • Generally boring weather - clear, calm

2. Meanwhile, the Basilects have diverged more

3. Our opinions diverge on politics.

4. Meanwhile, the Basilects have diverged more

5. Our position diverges from that of the ministry.

6. Opinions diverge greatly on this issue.

7. You are diverging to another topic.

8. Diverging from a direct course; roundabout.

9. Global growth rates are diverging markedly.

10. Our opinions diverge from each other.

11. Determine whether the improper integral diverges or Converges

12. Answer to: Determine the series Converges or diverges

13. The leaves of the electroscope slowly diverge.

14. Foundational Cat Anagrammatizing, his Buchner resonated diverged immanently

15. Conformity is sometimes eliminated when one person diverges from the group

16. He is diverging into a new subject.

17. You are diverging into a new subject.

18. He was diverging from the main road.

19. Meanwhile, the Basilects have diverged more

20. So at this point, music diverged.

21. Many species have diverged from a single ancestor.

22. This can cause an echo Canceller to diverge

23. Where three roads diverge take the middle branch.

24. I'm afraid our opinions diverge from each other.

25. She was diverging increasingly from the right path.