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diversified

diversified

1 4.7
Having many different kinds of things
  • adjective
  • /dɪˈvɜrsɪfaɪd/
translation icon : diversificado
  • Acorns will recommend a diversified portfolio that matches you and your money goals.
  • more diversified

You want to have a diversified portfolio.

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Examples

  • With a diversified selection of fruits, the market offers something for everyone.

  • So you had very weak banks compared to Canada and Scotland, which had smaller numbers of strong diversified banks.

  • The next thing is to have a diversified portfolio of assets.

  • Invest in a diversified portfolio long term.

  • The words in rap tracks are often as diversified as those in pop, country, blues, and rock.

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  • Palmdale as a whole is a very diversified city, and that's a good thing.

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  • MKKR now resembles the sprawling, diversified conglomerates.

  • Puerto Rico must develop a more modern, diversified, competitive, and knowledge-based economy, centered on manufacturing and services, and to a lesser extent on modern agriculture.

    Academic text (1997)
  • We're in a much more diversified, much more nuanced viewing landscape now, and I just think things are marketed and distributed in different ways depending on what their intended venues are going to be.

    Blog text (29)
  • The company has a diversified portfolio that includes investments in technology, healthcare, and renewable energy.

Synonyms

various
vsdiversified
1.0

Having many different kinds

is the action of making a set include more different kinds
diverse
vsdiversified
297 3.4

Made of many different kinds

focuses on changing things so the differences become greater
varied
vsdiversified
54 3.3

Containing many different kinds, not all the same

is about changing something to include more different kinds
assorted
vsdiversified
25 3.7

Made of different kinds mixed together

implies actively creating a collection with more different kinds
miscellaneous
vsdiversified
17 6.5

Something that contains different kinds of things like papers or tools

leans toward making a group include more different unrelated pieces
multifaceted
vsdiversified
15 5.9

Having many different parts or sides

means to alter something so it gains more different aspects
heterogeneous
vsdiversified
9 7.9

Made of different types of people or things, like scientists and artists

is used when something is changed to include more different parts
multifarious
vsdiversified
  • Formal
1 9.2

Having many different kinds or parts

describes adding more different parts to a thing
many-faceted
vsdiversified
1 5.8

Having many different parts or qualities

refers to making a thing have more different sides or angles
many-sided
vsdiversified
1 4.1

Having many different parts or qualities

means to increase the number of different qualities or views
mixed
vsdiversified
1 1.0

Made of different kinds of things, like roses and lilies

suggests changing composition to add more different types deliberately
heterogenic
vsdiversified
8.0

A thing that has different kinds of parts

focuses on altering composition to contain more different elements

Antonyms

92 3.7

Always the same in all parts and at all times

20 6.6

Made of people or things that are all the same

undiversified
  • Specialized
7.1

Having little variety, it is at risk if one part fails

How Diverse

diverse
297 3.4
diversified
1 4.7
varied
54 3.3
similar
1.0
uniform
92 3.7

Surface Forms

diversified positive

Morphology

diversified = diversify (transparent) = diversify + ed

The word is a regular past-participle/adjectival form of the verb 'diversify' formed with productive suffixation, so the relation is clear to learners who know the verb.

Etymology

The word diversified comes from the word diverse, which means 'different', plus the ending -ify that means 'to make' and -ed that shows it is done. So diversified means 'made different' or having 'many kinds'.