Divergently example sentences

divergently

definition

  - adverb form of divergent

di·ver·gent

adjective

divergent (adjective)

  - tending to be different or develop in different directions:

  - (of thought) using a variety of premises, especially unfamiliar premises, as bases for inference, and avoiding common limiting assumptions in making deductions:

  - (of a series) increasing indefinitely as more of its terms are added.

Synonyms

divergent, differing, varying, different, dissimilar, unlike, unalike, disparate, contrasting, contrastive, antithetical, opposed, disagreeing, conflicting, clashing, incompatible, contradictory, similar

"Divergently" Example Sentences

1. The two theories divergently address the same phenomenon.
2. Their opinions divergently explored the topic's complexities.
3. The paths divergently branched off into separate directions.
4. The research results divergently supported opposing conclusions.
5. His actions divergently contradicted his earlier statements.
6. The river divergently flowed around the large rock formation.
7. We divergently interpreted the ambiguous data.
8. The scientists' hypotheses divergently explained the natural event.
9. The roads divergently lead to different destinations.
10. The two species divergently evolved over millions of years.
11. The arguments divergently presented different perspectives.
12. The group's opinions divergently swayed the outcome of the vote.
13. The artists' styles divergently reflected their individual personalities.
14. The data divergently pointed towards multiple possibilities.
15. Their strategies divergently approached the same goal.
16. The branches divergently extended outwards from the trunk.
17. The evidence divergently implicated several suspects.
18. The narrative divergently unfolded in unexpected ways.
19. They divergently chose different career paths.
20. The discussion divergently explored various viewpoints.
21. The twins divergently developed distinct personalities.
22. The opinions divergently shaped the final decision.
23. The trails divergently wound their way through the forest.
24. The interpretations divergently colored their understanding.
25. Their responses divergently indicated a lack of consensus.
26. The roads divergently led to both success and failure.
27. The project divergently expanded its scope.
28. The team divergently tackled the challenging task.
29. The study divergently investigated different variables.
30. The ideas divergently contributed to a broader understanding.
31. The results divergently influenced future research.
32. The cultures divergently shaped their traditions.
33. The philosophies divergently approached ethical dilemmas.
34. The markets divergently responded to economic changes.
35. The ecosystems divergently adapted to changing conditions.
36. The narratives divergently portrayed historical events.
37. The arguments divergently fueled the ongoing debate.
38. The strategies divergently aimed for optimal outcomes.
39. The species divergently occupied different ecological niches.
40. The languages divergently evolved over time.
41. The interpretations divergently shaped the narrative.
42. The solutions divergently addressed the complex problem.
43. The approaches divergently tackled the same challenge.
44. The perspectives divergently framed the issue.
45. The concepts divergently expanded our knowledge.
46. The methods divergently produced similar results.
47. The styles divergently reflected artistic expression.
48. The outcomes divergently impacted the future.
49. The processes divergently led to unexpected results.
50. The pathways divergently converged at a common point.

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