1. past tense of difference; to distinguish or make different
Usage: formal

1. marked with a distinguishing feature or variation
Usage: heraldry; technical

Examples

• The coat of arms was differenced with a small crescent to show the younger son’s status.
• Each branch of the family differenced their heraldic symbols slightly.
• The professor differenced the two theories in his lecture.
• The differenced versions of the logo helped identify each department.
• She differenced her approach from her predecessor’s methods.