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diverseness

diverseness

1 6.1
A state of having many different kinds of people or things in a group
  • noun
  • /daɪˈvɜrsnəs/
: diversidad
  • The diverseness of opinions made the discussion lively.

Examples

  • The museum prides itself on the diverseness of its art collection.

  • The diverseness of the city's population leads to a rich cultural scene.

  • Her projects show a remarkable diverseness in approach and style.

  • Cultural diverseness enriches our community.

  • The diverseness of the plant species in the rainforest is crucial for maintaining ecosystem balance.

  • Inclusion of students from different backgrounds adds to the diverseness of our school community.

  • The festival showcased the diverseness of cultures found in our city, featuring food, music, and art from around the world.

Synonyms

variety
vsdiverseness
551 1.3

A group of different kinds of things

focuses on the same idea but as a single general quality
diversity
vsdiverseness
312 3.5

A range of different people or things

is the common everyday label for that same condition
range
vsdiverseness
291 2.0

A set of different things of the same kind

is the overall quality of variety or internal difference
heterogeneity
vsdiverseness
5 8.4

The presence of different kinds of things or people in a group

is the general, nontechnical way to name that condition
differentness
vsdiverseness
1 6.3

The fact that two things are not the same

applies that sense to groups as an overall mixture of types
chimerism
vsdiverseness
1 9.6

A mix of different styles, ideas, or cultures

speaks more generally about variety across a group rather than a blend
variousness
vsdiverseness
1 5.3

The state of having many different kinds of people or things

is the common term for that same state of variation
disparation
vsdiverseness
1 9.9

A difference between people, groups, or places

takes the same idea but stresses overall internal variety
nonuniformity
vsdiverseness
1 7.3

A situation in which parts of something are different

frames difference as general variety rather than nonconformity
multifariousness
vsdiverseness
  • Formal
1 9.9

A state of having many different kinds or parts

is the broader general idea of difference within a set
manifolding
vsdiverseness
1 8.3

Having many different kinds or parts

is the basic idea of difference without stressing multiplicity
heterogeneousness
vsdiverseness
8.9

A situation in which people or things are different from each other

is a simpler, more common way to express that diversity
variedness
vsdiverseness
6.3

A state with many different kinds of things

names the same condition but in more general words
disparateness
vsdiverseness
9.2

A big difference between things that are not similar

covers broader variation including partial differences

Antonyms

uniformity
  • Specialized
17 4.6

The state of being the same in all parts

How Diverse

diverseness
1 6.1
variety
551 1.3
uniformity
  • Specialized
17 4.6

Surface Forms

diverseness singular
diversenesses plural

Morphology

diverseness = diverse (transparent) = diverse + ness

Standard nominalization of the adjective 'diverse' with '-ness' yields 'the quality of being diverse', which is clear to learners.

Etymology

Diverseness comes from the old Latin word diversus, which means 'turned apart' or 'different', and you can see the same idea in the common word diverse. So, diverseness means 'variety' or having many different kinds in a group.