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be different from one another

different

widely different

be different

different from each other; of many different kinds

They have each his own opinion.

they are nowise different

the condition of being unlike anything else

a point that is different

They are widely different [differ widely] from each other.

being notably different from or to something else

things that are different

distinct or separate

a different style

being different from other things

strikingly different

They belong to different schools.

a variant spelling

They differ in all points―in all respects―in every respect―in every particular.

the state of being of a different type

They are different in kind―of different kinds.

Each has a different character from the others

in a differential manner

be of different opinions

each and every type of a group consisting of many different types

had minor differences

I do not view the matter in that light.

There are some points of difference between them.

distinctly dissimilar or unlike

something that is mixed together with a different substance