Thesaurus-Synonyms - DIFFERENCE

'difference' noun the fact of being unlike someone or something else: I can’t tell the difference between the twins. * διαφορά, ανομοιότητα

[contrast] a marked difference between two people or things resulting from their being opposites or near opposites: The contrast between yesterday’s wind and rain and today’s bright sunshine is remarkable. * χτυπητή αντίθεση, αντιδιαστολή μεταξύ ανθρώπων ή πραγμάτων

[discrepancy] a difference between two reports or two sets of figures that suggests that one must be wrong: There is a discrepancy between the two boys’ accounts of last night’s events. * (για αναφορές ή στοιχεία) ανακολουθία, ασυμφωνία, αντινομία, αντίφαση

[disparity (formal) a point of difference or an inequality between two things: There is disparity in the earnings of men and women.
* σημείο διαφοράς, ανισότητα

[dissimilarity] (formal) a difference or difference: The dissimilarities between the two sisters’ characters are more noticeable than the similarities. * ανομοιότητα, διαφορά

[distinction] something that enables the difference between two people or things to be perceived: There is a clear distinction between teasing and bullying. * αισθητή διαφορά ή αντίθεση

[diversity] the fact of existing in many different forms or of
consisting of many different elements (usually used in serious contexts): Religious and ethnic diversity enriches the culture of the nation. * (σε σοβαρά θέματα) ποικιλία, ποικιλομορφία

[variation] a slight difference: We found a variation in prices between the supermarkets. * (ελαφρά) παραλλαγή

[variety] the fact of existing in many different forms or offering a choice of different alternatives: We have a variety of entertainments on offer. *απουσία ομοιομορφίας, διαφορετικότητα, ποικιλία

taken from the BETSIS ELT DICTIONARY & THESAURUS