adjective. Various; several; sundry.

Different in kind, quality, or manner; various.

Several; sundry; more than one, but not a great number: as, we have divers examples of this kind.

Synonyms Divers, Diverse. Divers implies difference only, and is always used with a plural noun; diverse (with either a singular or a plural noun) denotes difference with opposition. Thus, the evangelists narrate the same events in divers manners, but not in diverse. Trench.

adjective. Different in kind or species; diverse.

adjective. Several; sundry; various; more than one, but not a great number. Also used substantively or pronominally.

noun. Plural form of diver.

adjective. Obsolete spelling of diverse.

adjective. Various.

adjective. Of many different sorts.

adjective. many and different

"_first_, to know the divers complexions and constitutions; secondly, the _diseases_; and, lastly, the _cures_; so in medicining of the mind, -- after knowledge of the _divers characters_ of _men's natures_, it followeth, in order, to know the diseases and infirmities of the mind, which are no other than the perturbations and distempers of the affections. '"

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