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variedness

variedness

6.3
A state with many different kinds of things
  • noun
  • /ˈvɛrɪdnəs/
translation icon : variedad
  • The variedness of the landscape attracts many tourists each year.

Examples

  • We appreciate the variedness of opinions shared in the discussion.

  • The variedness in her artwork reflects her unique style.

  • Her cooking is famous for its variedness and inventive flavors.

  • The variedness of the landscape amazed the tourists.

  • The variedness of the landscape attracts many tourists each year.

  • We appreciate the variedness of opinions shared in the discussion.

  • The variedness in her artwork reflects her unique style.

Synonyms

variety
vsvariedness
582 1.3

A group of different kinds of things

focuses on overall presence of diversity rather than a counted assortment
diversity
vsvariedness
348 3.5

A range of different people or things

is about the general presence of differences within something rather than listing types
range
vsvariedness
276 2.0

A set of different things of the same kind

means overall presence of diversity rather than a counted set of items
variability
vsvariedness
29 5.7

The amount that something changes over time or between things

refers to many different types existing rather than change over time
variance
vsvariedness
18 5.5

A difference from what is usual or expected

is the overall presence of differing elements rather than one measured change
heterogeneity
vsvariedness
5 8.4

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

is the general presence of differences rather than focusing on group composition
variousness
vsvariedness
5.3

The state of having many different kinds of people or things

is the same meaning but is a different noun form used instead
heterogeneousness
vsvariedness
8.9

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

is the broad quality of diversity rather than the specific state of mixture
diverseness
vsvariedness
6.1

A state of having many different kinds of people or things in a group

refers to overall variety and difference rather than focusing on parts alone
manifolding
vsvariedness
8.3

Having many different kinds or parts

is about diversity as a general quality rather than stressing sheer multiplicity
multiformity
vsvariedness
7.7

A situation where something has many different forms or types

refers to general variation and differences, not only to varying forms
disparateness
vsvariedness
9.2

A big difference between things that are not similar

means there are various differences, not necessarily total or absolute dissimilarity
variableness
vsvariedness
7.2

A quality of changing often, like rain or mood

means general diversity of elements instead of focusing on change

Antonyms

uniformity
  • Specialized
18 4.6

The state of being the same in all parts

How Varied

diversity
348 3.5
variety
582 1.3
variedness
6.3
similarity
157 2.7
sameness
10 4.2

Surface Forms

variedness singular
variednesses plural

Morphology

variedness = varied (transparent) = vary + ed + ness

The noun is a regular formation from the adjective 'varied' using '-ness', so learners familiar with 'vary/varied' can derive the meaning.

Etymology

Variedness comes from the verb vary, which comes from the old Latin word variare meaning 'to change', and you can see the same idea in variety and various. So, variedness is the state of having many 'different' kinds or parts.