What is another word for Discrepance?
Pronunciation:
[ dɪskɹˈɛpəns], [ dɪskɹˈɛpəns], [ d_ɪ_s_k_ɹ_ˈɛ_p_ə_n_s]
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Synonyms for Discrepance:
n.
• difference (noun) • discrepancy (noun) • dissimilitude (noun)- dis similitudes,
- in comparabilities,
- dis-similarity,
- in comparability,
- in-comparabilities,
- dis-similarities,
- dis-similitude,
- in-comparability,
- dis similitude,
- dis-similitudes,
- dis-parities,
- disparatenesses,
- incomparabilities,
- dis-parity,
- dis similarity,
- dis parities,
- dis similarities,
- dis parity.
- Divaricating,
- forkings,
- disparateness,
- Unconformity,
- unconformities,
- incomparability,
- Discongruity,
- unorthodoxness.
- discongruities,
- dis semblance,
- dis-congruities,
- un-likenesses,
- dis-semblance,
- un-conformity,
- anti-thesis,
- dis congruity,
- in equality,
- un conformity,
- dis-semblances,
- un-likeness,
- non-conformities,
- dis-congruity,
- un orthodoxnesses,
- un likeness,
- dis congruities,
- un orthodoxness,
- un conformities,
- un-orthodoxness,
- un-conformities,
- in equalities,
- anti thesis,
- in-equalities,
- dis semblances,
- un-orthodoxnesses,
- in-equality,
- unorthodoxnesses,
- un likenesses,
- non conformity.
Other synonyms:
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- discrepancy,
- disparity.
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- difference.
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- distinction.
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- gap.
- disruption,
- distinctiveness,
- mutual exclusiveness,
- harmonize,
- difference of opinion,
- breach,
- dissonance,
- note,
- tally,
- departure,
- fit in,
- variant,
- like,
- fit,
- harmonise,
- dispute,
- correspond,
- variability,
- variety,
- differentiation,
- consort,
- accord,
- repugnance,
- gibe,
- preeminence,
- concur,
- variableness,
- col,
- deviation,
- opening,
- dissension,
- diversity,
- check,
- spread,
- hold,
- remainder,
- unsimilarity,
- sami,
- concord,
- incongruousness,
- variation,
- division,
- break,
- interruption,
- lapp,
- jibe,
- multifariousness,
- match,
- conflict,
- crack,
- lapplander,
- eminence.
How to use "Discrepance" in context?
Discrepancy means that there is a difference between what is expected or desired and what actually happens. When something goes wrong, we say that there is a discrepancy between what was expected and what actually occurred. For example, when a person's salary is not what they expected it to be, or when a family vacation turns out to be less than expectations, these are examples of discrepancies.
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