difference; discrepancy; divergence; diversity

unusual; abnormal; extraordinary; different from the regular state of things

strange; weird; unusual or eccentric in appearance or behavior

the opposite sex; people or animals of a different gender from oneself

strange and weird in an unsettling way, odd, or abnormal

Place away from home; a foreign land or different region, often out of town or away from where one currently is

outstandingly good; exceptional; remarkable

To undergo biological or viral mutation; to change from an original state

the quality of being specific to a particular subject, organism, or situation, especially in medicine or biology

different or opposing opinions; dissent; disagreement; (legal) a formal objection raised against a court ruling, administrative decision, or contract party

To change into something opposite or foreign to one's original self, often used in philosophy to describe a state where a person's creations become a power that rules over them.

surprised or amazed because something is strange or unexpected

all different from each other; each unique in its own way

member of a different religion; heathen; pagan; heretic; apostate

the same as; to differ in no way from; nothing other than

(specifically in medicine) an object that is stuck in or has accidentally entered the body, such as food in the airway or sand in the eye

strange; odd; bizarre; fantastic; peculiar in appearance or nature

exceptionally good; outstanding; superfine

different; unusual; peculiar; not the same

a foreign land; another country or nation

a peculiar or unpleasant odor; an off-flavor in food

amazed; surprised; astounded or puzzled by something unexpected

new developments every day and changes every month; to change or improve with amazing speed

totally different; vastly different; distinct

to divorce; to be divorced from one's spouse

to speak in unison; different mouths speaking the same words, meaning that everyone's opinion or statement is completely consistent

difference; differential; state of being different

A place far from home; an alien land or someone else's hometown

foreign country; a land outside of one's own nation

(idiom) A new group or force that suddenly rises to prominence; to emerge as a new factor changing a situation.

variant form of a Chinese character

mysterious, strange, or occult; typically used to describe phenomena, events, or stories

A shape, style, or type that is different from the usual; atypical; irregular; irregular; an allotype

to indulge in wild fantasy; to have a bizarre and unrealistic idea

supernatural power; exceptional abilities or skills that differ from those of ordinary people, such as extrasensory perception or qigong mastery

to be different for each individual based on their specific situation or nature

to change, alter, or shift; changes or alterations, often in a formal context like a personnel reshuffle

different tunes played with equal skill, or different methods and approaches that achieve an equally satisfactory result

a strange or unusual form; an atypical shape; heterotype

largely the same with only minor differences; similar in major respects but differing on small points

Heresy; heterodoxy; ideas or theories that deviate from established or orthodox beliefs.

a person or group who is different from others, often used to describe people of a different race, clan, or social group; can imply strangeness or eccentricity

a religion other than one's own, often used to refer to a faith considered heterodox or non-traditional by the speaker

a different race, ethnicity, tribe, or clan; people from outside one's own group

to start something new or propose an original idea just to be different; to make a show of being unique or unorthodox

to give off extraordinary light or splendor; to shine colorfully

outstanding ability or extraordinary talents

similarities and differences; points of agreement and disagreement

to have no objections or differing opinions; the state of being in total agreement