difference
Listen:Concise Oxford English Dictionary © 2008 Oxford University Press:
difference/ˈdɪfrəns/
▶noun
- 1 a way in which people or things are different.
■ the state or condition of being different.
- 2 the remainder left after subtraction of one value from another.
- 3 a disagreement or quarrel.
- 4 Heraldry an alteration in a coat of arms to distinguish members or branches of a family.
– phrases
with a difference having a new or unusual feature or treatment.
with a difference having a new or unusual feature or treatment.
'difference' also found in these Oxford entries:
affect
- all
- although
- antisocial
- around
- balance
- binomial
- bordure
- bridge
- brush discharge
- chasm
- chrominance
- cleavage
- co-latitude
- comma
- continual
- contrast
- cost-of-carry
- councillor
- credibility gap
- damn
- definite integral
- diacritic
- different
- differentia
- differential
- disconformity
- discrepancy
- discriminate
- discrimination
- dish
- disparity
- distinction
- distinguish
- division
- electromotive force
- electronvolt
- ensure
- equation
- error
- fall
- farad
- generation gap
- goal difference
- gulf
- handicap
- imply
- indifferent
- inquire
