varied
- 01 B2 Upper Intermediate
having many different types, forms, or parts.
incorporating a wide range of different types or elements; diverse.
Simple“The restaurant offers a varied menu with dishes from all over the world.”
In context“The candidate's varied professional background, spanning finance, education, and technology, made her an exceptionally versatile addition to the leadership team.”
SynonymsAntonyms - 02 C1 Advanced
something that has been changed from its original form.
having been altered or modified from a standard or previous state.
Simple“The architect presented a varied plan that addressed the client's new budget.”
In context“The researchers observed the varied results after adjusting the chemical concentrations in the second phase of the experiment.”
Usage varied considerably
“Jim Shaughnessy, the owner of MW Books in Claregalway, Ireland, said his business had been receiving large, varied orders since May.”
“It’s a comedy that’s actually funny, with characters that you really care about despite their varied faults.”