Difference
Difference verb - To understand or point out the difference in.
Usage example: people who cannot difference God's will from their own selfish desires and prejudices
Know and difference are semantically related in comparison topic. In some cases you can use "Know" instead a verb "Difference".
Know
Know verb - To have a practical understanding of.
Difference and know are semantically related in comparison topic. Sometimes you can use "Difference" instead a verb "Know".
Mutual synonyms
Both words in one sentence
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The difference between Dupin and the police is that Dupin knows the suspect knows the police know, and the police don't know that.
Source: I Know You Know I Know -
Two characters are discussing a sort of mesmerism, and ponder the difference between "things man was not meant to know" and "things man was meant not to know".
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The difference is that from the beginning, we know he's one of these instead of being the standard Magical Girl mascot.
Source: Fanfic / A Hero
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