- un|var|ied
- un|var|ied «uhn VAIR eed», adjective.not varied; not diversified; not changed or altered.
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var´ied|ness — var|ied «VAIR eed», adjective. 1. of different sorts or kinds; having variety: »a varied assortment of candies. 2. a) characterized by, presenting, or having different forms: »varied shadows at twilight. And changing like that varied gleam is our … Useful english dictionary
var´ied|ly — var|ied «VAIR eed», adjective. 1. of different sorts or kinds; having variety: »a varied assortment of candies. 2. a) characterized by, presenting, or having different forms: »varied shadows at twilight. And changing like that varied gleam is our … Useful english dictionary
var|ied — «VAIR eed», adjective. 1. of different sorts or kinds; having variety: »a varied assortment of candies. 2. a) characterized by, presenting, or having different forms: »varied shadows at twilight. And changing like that varied gleam is our… … Useful english dictionary
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var´y|ing|ly — var|y «VAIR ee», verb, var|ied, var|y|ing. –v.t. 1. to make different; change: »The driver can vary the speed of an automobile. SYNONYM(S): alter, modify, diversify … Useful english dictionary
var|y — «VAIR ee», verb, var|ied, var|y|ing. –v.t. 1. to make different; change: »The driver can vary the speed of an automobile. SYNONYM(S): alter, modify, diversify … Useful english dictionary
ied — able bod·ied; cit·ied; dis·bod·ied; drap·er·ied; full bod·ied; gal·ler·ied; lil·ied; liv·er·ied; phy·lac·ter·ied; sanc·tu·ar·ied; shrub·ber·ied; stud·ied; stud·ied·ly; stud·ied·ness; trac·er·ied; var·ied; var·ied·ly; bod·ied; … English syllables
var — ba·var·dage; bol·i·var; bo·li·var·i·an; bou·le·var·dier; bou·var·dia; cal·var·ia; cal·var·i·al; cal·var·i·um; chak·ra·var·tin; circ·o·var·i·an; cla·var·ia; cla·var·i·a·ce·ae; cul·ti·var; di·var·i·ca·tion; di·var·i·ca·tor; el·in·var; Form·var;… … English syllables
varied — var•ied [[t]ˈvɛər id[/t]] adj. 1) diverse 2) changed; altered • Etymology: 1580–90 var′ied•ly, adv. var′ied•ness, n … From formal English to slang
vary — var•y [[t]ˈvɛər i[/t]] v. var•ied, var•y•ing 1) to alter, as in form, appearance, character, or substance; to make different in some way: to vary the program each night[/ex] 2) to relieve from uniformity; diversify: to vary one s diet[/ex] 3) mad … From formal English to slang
