n. 1 the state of being varied or diversified; 2 a number of different types of things; 3 a different form or condition or phase of something
We planted a variety of vegetables in our garden.
We planted a variety of vegetables in our garden.
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They scheduled several parleys to discuss a wide variety of topics.
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What was the special variety of apples grown in the apple orchards in Sidwell?
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In the introduction, what explanation does the author give for the wide variety of art in this century?
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What is the smallest variety of penguin?
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What does Olive decide she is best at for the variety show?
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The restaurant also offers a variety of sushi and speciality vegetable dishes.
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Canada's boreal region is home to wide variety of wildlife.
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What does Simon say he's going to do when he's in the fifth grade variety show?
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Which of the following is NOT likely to be an act in a variety show?
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Ida's mother asked if she would like a variety for breakfast since she always ate what?
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The landscaping of the house consisted of a variety of flowers and shrubs.
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Granulomatous tissue can occur in a wide variety of diseases.
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Why do a variety of truck move tons of earth?
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How did Olive feel when she went on stage to start the variety show?
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assortment; miscellany; mixture
sameness; similarity
4 syllables
va-ri-e-ty
piety
anxiety
propriety
sobriety
society
variety
impropriety
notoriety
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