great difference; wide divergence
Literary noun meaning a very large gap or difference between two things. Rare in modern Japanese; more common in classical or formal written contexts.
There is a great difference between the two opinions.
この二つの作品の間には径庭が見られる。
A wide divergence can be seen between these two works.
Standard neutral phrase for 'big difference', used in all registers; 径庭 is much more formal and rare.
Literary kanji form; rarely used in modern writing.
Variant kanji form; even less common than 径庭.
A Sino-Japanese word from Classical Chinese 徑庭 “wide divergence,” notably found in the phrase 大有徑庭 in the 『荘子』.