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Pronunciation / Transliteration: fuicchi
"二つの報告書の間に不一致があります。"
Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
2 senses- 1
A lack of compatibility or similarity between two or more facts.
"The discrepancy between the two reports raised concerns about the accuracy of the data." - 2
An instance of difference or inconsistency.
"There was a noticeable discrepancy in the witness testimonies."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
The term 'discrepance' originates from the Latin word 'discrepantia', which means 'a disagreement or difference'. It evolved through Old French before entering English, reflecting a shift from a general sense of difference to a more specific context of inconsistency or lack of agreement.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Discrepance" is said worldwide
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discrépance
Transliteration: dis-kre-pans
"Il y a une discrépance entre les deux rapports."
Diskrepanz
Transliteration: dɪs.kreˈpants
"Es gibt eine Diskrepanz zwischen den beiden Berichten."
discrepanza
Transliteration: dis-kre-pan-tsa
"C'è una discrepanza tra i due rapporti."
discrepancia
Transliteration: dis-kre-pan-thia
"Hay una discrepancia entre los dos informes."
discrepância
Transliteration: dis-kre-pan-sia
"Há uma discrepância entre os dois relatórios."
विसंगति
Transliteration: visangati
"दोनों रिपोर्टों के बीच विसंगति है।"
差异
Transliteration: chāyì
"这两份报告之间存在差异。"
불일치
Transliteration: bulilchi
"두 보고서 간에 불일치가 있습니다."
不一致
Transliteration: fuicchi
"二つの報告書の間に不一致があります。"
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