intransitive. To be or grow diverse, different, or varied; to vary, change, become diversified; to differ (from).

intransitive. Of two or more things: to differ; to be incongruent or inconsistent with each other. Now rare.

To forsake, desert, be disloyal to (a person); also, to differ from, be discrepant from.

intransitive. To have different or distinguishing qualities or features; to be dissimilar, different, or distinct in nature, form, or qualities in a…

To differ, to exhibit or present divergence, from something else.

intransitive. To be different; to differ. Obsolete.

To deviate or diverge, to vary (from something). Obsolete.

intransitive. To differ, diverge, or depart from. Obsolete.

To be contradictory or inconsistent. intransitive. To differ or vary from something. Obsolete.

To differ in sense, meaning, or purport; also, in more general sense, to differ in nature, form, or other respect. Obsolete.

intransitive. Of a thing: to differ or vary increasingly from something else. Now rare.

intransitive. To differ; to be discrepant. Frequently with from. Obsolete.

intransitive. To differ, be out of keeping. Usually with from.

figurative. Of things: To diverge, deviate (in character, excellence, etc.) from. Obsolete.

intransitive. Of a thing: to remain apart, distinct, or separate (from something else). Also figurative: to differ. Obsolete.

intransitive. To be distinguished. Obsolete. rare.

intransitive (for reflexive). To become distinguished or differentiated. Obsolete. rare.

Of things (usually abstract): To take a different course, or have a different tendency; to diverge or differ (from a standard, etc.).

intransitive. To remain standing alone; to remain at, or withdraw to, some distance (from someone or something). Also in extended and figurative…

figurative. To change or alter; to pass from one state, position, tendency, etc., to another; to be… To diverge or differ from something. rare.

to be a long way from: to be different from; esp. to be inferior to, fail to match up to.