variousness
- noun
- /ˈvɛəriəsnəs/
:
diversidad
- variousness and complexity
- variousness and possibility
Examples
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O'Hara thought of his novellas as thinned-down novels, but he got into them much of the variousness and depth of the larger form.
Academic text (1997) -
Their stories of sexual pleasure have a rich variousness that stands in eloquent contrast to the constrained, repetitive narratives above of pain and boredom.
Academic text (1990) -
In discovering the Aboriginal past, we demonstrate our piety towards the household gods of our own history: the very variousness of Australia's cultural origins suggests an epic potential.
Academic text (1996) -
The artist's work showcases a vibrant variousness of styles, reflecting his diverse influences from around the world.
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The spice market was filled with the variousness of aromas, each representing a different culture's culinary traditions.
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The book explores the variousness of human experiences through stories from people of different backgrounds and beliefs.
Synonyms
582
1.3
A group of different kinds of things
348
3.5
A range of different people or things
276
2.0
A set of different things of the same kind
10
7.0
A large number of different things in one group
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8.4
The presence of different kinds of things or people in a group
A state with many different kinds of things
A state of having many different kinds of people or things in a group
A situation in which people or things are different from each other
A situation where something has many different forms or types
Having many different kinds or parts
A big difference between things that are not similar
Antonyms
How Diverse
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Variousness comes from the Latin word varius, which means 'different', and it shares the same root as the English words variety and vary. So, variousness is the quality of being 'different' or having many kinds.