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Divergence

Definition

(formal, technical) The process or state of moving away from a common point or of becoming different; a difference or deviation, especially one that becomes more pronounced over time. Often used in contexts of mathematics, economics, and social sciences to describe the separation of paths, trends, or values.

Example Sentences

1The divergence of their views on economic policy led to a heated debate among the presidential candidates.
2In calculus, the divergence of a vector field is a measure of how much the field diverges or 'spreads out' at a given point.
3The growing divergence between the rich and the poor has become a pressing concern for policymakers worldwide.
4The company's stock price showed a significant divergence from the overall market trend, prompting investors to reevaluate their portfolios.
5Historians have noted a divergence in the development of Western and Eastern cultures, which has had lasting impacts on global politics and economies.

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