vary
vary
Intransitive VerbTransitive Verb
past: variedpp: varieding: varying
This term describes a state of fluctuation or diversity, often implying a natural or intentional deviation from a fixed standard. When used intransitively, it suggests a spectrum of difference across a set of variables, such as temperature or opinion, creating a sense of inconsistency or range.
In its transitive form, the word emphasizes a deliberate action to prevent monotony. It is frequently employed in contexts of health, education, or creative arts to describe the introduction of diversity into a routine to maintain interest or effectiveness.
Meanings
Phrasal Verbs
vary with
to change in proportion to or as a result of another factor
The price of fresh produce tends to vary with the season.