Different | Mean of different in English Dictionary

/ˈdɪfrənt/

• not of the same kind
1. The two brothers could not have been more different.
2. The students come from (very) different backgrounds.
3. We need to try an entirely different approach.
4. Our house is different from the others on our street.
5. (US) The movie was different than I expected.
6. (Brit) Her dress is different to mine.
7. The old house looks different from what I remember. = (Brit) The old house looks different to what I remember. = (US) The old house looks different than I remember.
• not the same
1. They met with each other on several different occasions.
• not ordinary or common
1. advertising that tries to be different
2. That movie certainly was different.
3. He has a very different style of dressing.