Associations to the word «Varied»
Noun
- Duration
- Wide
- Color
- Ethnicity
- Topic
- Brilliant
- Parameter
- Freshness
- Wording
- Gatherer
- Prevalence
- Utensil
- Menu
- Manifestation
- Epoch
- Severity
- Boxing
- Prose
- Shade
- Array
- Geology
- Habitat
- Spelling
- Reptile
- Repertory
- Cul
- Extent
- Setting
- Ecosystem
- Lowland
- Composition
- Woodland
- Interpretation
- Plumage
- Complexity
- Output
- Melody
- Tapestry
- Oscillator
- Chestnut
- Climate
- Brightness
- Idiom
- Pantomime
- Charm
- Variation
- Style
- Cooking
- Vegetable
- Range
- Rigor
- Tempo
- Stanza
- Ingredient
- Pattern
- Extreme
Adjective
- Adventurous
- Imaginative
- Encompassing
- Plentiful
- Pleasing
- Instantaneous
- Extensive
- Mountainous
- Exact
- Tinted
- Lightweight
- Colour
- Different
- Orchestral
- Reflecting
- Occasional
- Constant
- Inconsistent
- Contrasting
- Poetic
- Routine
- Layered
- Conflicting
- Expressive
- Irregular
- Numerous
- Harmonic
- Unpredictable
- Lyrical
- Elaborate
- Complex
- Refined
- Interesting
- Lively
- Thematic
Wiktionary
VARIED, verb. Simple past tense and past participle of vary
VARIED, adjective. Diverse or miscellaneous
VARIED, adjective. Having been changed or modified
VARIED, adjective. Variegated
Dictionary definition
VARIED, adjective. Characterized by variety; "immigrants' varied ethnic and religious traditions"; "his work is interesting and varied".
VARIED, adjective. Widely different; "varied motives prompt people to join a political party"; "varied ethnic traditions of the immigrants".
VARIED, adjective. Broken away from sameness or identity or duplication; "her quickly varied answers indicated uncertainty".
Wise words
The most valuable of all talents is that of never using two
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