varied
adj. US //ˈvɛɹid// UK //vˈeəɹid// var·ied
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1 diverse or different (adj.) B2 Upper Intermediatehaving many different types, forms, or parts.
incorporating a wide range of different types or elements; diverse.
ExampleThe restaurant offers a varied menu with dishes from all over the world.
ExampleThe candidate's varied professional background, spanning finance, education, and technology, made her an exceptionally versatile addition to the leadership team.
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2 changed or modified (adj.) C1 Advanced Formalsomething that has been changed from its original form.
having been altered or modified from a standard or previous state.
ExampleThe architect presented a varied plan that addressed the client's new budget.
ExampleThe researchers observed the varied results after adjusting the chemical concentrations in the second phase of the experiment.