Sentence examples for different meaning from inspiring English sources

"different meaning" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to a change in the implied significance of something. For example, "The wording of the law had a different meaning than the people expected."

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Similar shape but very different meaning.

So "unilateralism" takes on a different meaning.

But it has a different meaning today.

The words took on a different meaning.

It has a whole different meaning.

Or perhaps 'satisfactory' has a different meaning in Leicester.

These pieces can have different meaning in real life.

Make It Big, gives it quite a different meaning.

But temporary may have a different meaning in Vermont.

But now, the message had a different meaning.

It gave words a different meaning, a deeper meaning".

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