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Pronunciation:
[ vˈe͡əɹid], [ vˈeəɹid], [ v_ˈeə_ɹ_i_d]
Related words: varied topics, various interests, varied hobbies, varied work experience, various cooking styles
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Similar words for varied:
- all (adjective)
- assorted (adjective)
- conglomerate (adjective)
- deflected (adjective)
- different (adjective)
- diverse (adjective)
- eclectic (adjective)
- heterogeneous (adjective)
- indiscriminate (adjective)
- manifold (adjective)
- many (adjective)
- many-sided (adjective)
- miscellaneous (adjective)
- mixed (adjective)
- multifaceted (adjective)
- multiform (adjective)
- multiple/multifarious (adjective)
- nonuniform (adjective)
- odd (adjective)
- other relevant words (adjective)
- sundry (adjective)
- variegated (adjective)
- various (adjective)
- versatile (adjective)
- variable (noun)
- varicolored (noun)
- varicoloured (noun)
- changed (verb)
- deflected (verb)
- deviated (verb)
- other synonyms
- checked
Synonyms for Varied:
adj.
• all (adjective) • assorted (adjective) • conglomerate (adjective)- more amassed,
- more melded,
- more blended,
- most blended,
- more massed,
- most clustered,
- most melded,
- most amassed,
- most massed,
- massed,
- more clustered.
- most unallied,
- more unallied,
- un-allied,
- most mongrel,
- most mosaic,
- un-related,
- more mosaic,
- more mongrel,
- in harmonious,
- in dependent,
- most multiplex,
- un allied,
- un related,
- multiplex,
- in-harmonious,
- more amalgamate,
- more multiplex,
- most amalgamate,
- in-dependent,
- independent.
- uncritical,
- Designless,
- undiscriminating,
- wholesale,
- unsystematic,
- unmethodical,
- Imperceptive,
- unselective.
- more multifold,
- co-pious,
- most multivarious,
- multi-fold,
- multi plied,
- multi various,
- co pious,
- multi fold,
- multi-plied,
- multi-various,
- most multifold,
- more multivarious.
- more unsorted,
- most scrambled,
- un matched,
- most unsorted,
- more scrambled,
- un sorted,
- un-matched,
- dis-ordered,
- dis ordered,
- un-sorted.
- more odd-lot,
- most odd-lot,
- oddest,
- most odd lot,
- most oddlot,
- more seasonal,
- more oddlot,
- fragmentary,
- occasional,
- odd lot,
- most seasonal,
- oddlot,
- more odd lot.
- many-sided,
- protean,
- lousy with,
- eclectic,
- diverse,
- Unallied,
- unsorted,
- seasonal,
- conglomerate,
- manifold,
- variegated,
- multivarious,
- all around,
- miscellaneous assorted,
- Multifold,
- sundry,
- heterogeneous,
- miscellaneous,
- no end of,
- alive with,
- versatile,
- mixed,
- indiscriminate,
- all-purpose,
- quite a few,
- various,
- odd-lot,
- multifaceted,
- multitudinal,
- multiple,
- odd,
- different.
n.
• variable (noun) • varicolored (noun) • varicoloured (noun)v.
• changed (verb) • deflected (verb) • deviated (verb)Other synonyms:
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- multiform,
- assorted,
- motley,
- mechanical,
- divers.
How to use "Varied" in context?
Varied means having a wide range of different things, things that are different in some unique way. This can be shown by the different colors in a rainbow, the different kinds of music there are, or the different types of food. Variedness can also be seen in the natural world where different kinds of plants and animals live. In the human world, this can be seen in people's backgrounds and experiences.
Variedness can be seen as a good thing because it allows things to be interesting and different. It can make life more interesting and exciting. It can also help us find ways to be our own unique selves.
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Equivalence
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Adjective
different, diversified, multifaceted, multifarious, various, varying.
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Verb, past tense
Differed.
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Verb, 3rd person singular present
differs.
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Adjective
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Independent
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Adjective
adjusted, altered, alternative, assorted, changeable, chequered, complicated, difference, differential, differing, distinct, diverging, extensive, heterogenous, inconsistent, individual, manifold, many-sided, mixed, multidimensional, multiform, multiple, pluralistic, respective, separate, several, unchanged, unequal, uneven, variable, versatile, wide-ranging, multifunctional, broad-based, multi-dimensional, multi-pronged.
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Noun, plural
variations.
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Verb, past tense
altered, differentiated, various, Depended, Fluctuated, Ranged, Were.
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Verb, past participle
adapted, adjusted, advanced, altered, amend, broken, clarified, collected, converted, corrected, developed, dictated, differentiated, discarded, dismissed, disrupted, disturbed, diversified, diverted, divided, effected, entertained, expanded, gone, governed, grown, have, headed, impeded, included, increased, made, manifold, matured, mixed, modulated, moved, multifaceted, noted, noticed, observed, offset, opposed, perceived, posed, received, reformed, regulated, rejected, removed, renewed, represented, resolved, retrofit, reversed, settled, shared, solved, split, suspended, tainted, tied, transformed, turned, understood, variable, violated, Accommodated, Amounted, Avoided, Awarded, Been, Dealt, Derogated, Deviated, Differenced, Discounted, Eliminated, Engineered, Evolved, Excluded, Fluctuated, Influenced, Lagged, Manipulated, Oscillated, Overhauled, Ranged, Remained, Scanned, Shifted, Tampered, Undergone, Waived, Widened, Complied, Comprised, Precluded, Progressed, Supplemented, Switched, Swung, replaced, restated, reviewed, GONNA, readjusted, revisited, renumbered, reformulated, reworded, reconfigured, redesigned, reclassified, updated, reconsidered, renamed, revamped, mobilised, redrafted, rezoned, 'il.
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Verb, 3rd person singular present
grows, fluctuates, depends.
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Adjective
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Other Related
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Adjective
broad, differentiated, disparate, dissimilar, divergent, diverse, heterogeneous, miscellaneous, numerous, rich, wide, multi-faceted.
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Verb, 3rd person singular present
ranges.
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Adjective
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