varying
/'veəriiɳ/
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Definition
- Adjective:
- Changing or different in some way: Describes something that is not constant or uniform, but instead shows differences or alterations.
- Characterized by diversity or variation: Indicates the presence of a range of different forms, amounts, or degrees.
Examples of Usage
- Adjective:
- The artist used varying shades of blue to create depth in the painting.
- Customer satisfaction levels were varying across different regions.
- She received varying opinions on her proposal from the committee members.
Advanced Usage
- "of varying degrees": used to indicate that something exists in different amounts or intensities.
- The patients experienced pain of varying degrees.
- "with varying success": used to describe attempts or efforts that have had mixed or different levels of achievement.
- Several teams have tried to solve the problem, with varying success.
Variants and Related Words
- Vary (verb): to change or be different.
- Prices vary depending on the season.
- Varied (adjective): incorporating a number of different types or elements; diverse.
- The menu offers a varied selection of dishes.
- Variable (adjective): not consistent or having a fixed pattern; liable to change.
- The weather is highly variable in the mountains.
Synonyms
- Changing
- Fluctuating
- Differing
- Diverse
Antonyms
- Constant
- Uniform
- Unchanging
- Steady
Related Phrases
- To a varying extent: in ways or amounts that are different.
- All participants agreed, to a varying extent, with the core principles.
Adjective
- marked by diversity or difference
- the varying angles of roof slope
- nature is infinitely variable