Differ-From-Differ-With | Commonly Confused Words
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Differ from vs. Differ with

Differ from

/ˈdɪfə frəm/
To be unlike or not the same as something else

Examples:

Her approach to problem-solving greatly differs from his.The architecture differs from region to region significantly.This year's design differs from previous versions.

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Differ with

/ˈdɪfər wɪð/
To have a different opinion or to not agree with someone or something

Examples:

She tends to differ with her colleagues on policy matters.The artist's vision may differ with the curator's idea.His experience made him differ with the general consensus.

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Ways to tell them apart:

etymology
  • Remember that differ from is about highlighting distinctions between objects or concepts.
  • Use differ with when you want to express disagreement with someone else's opinion.
  • Think from as separating things, while with involves interaction between people.
  • Consider differ from as a comparison phrase and differ with as a conflict resolution.
  • In a debate, you may differ with a person but differ from a previous argument.
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