varies
Pronunciation: [ˈvɛəriːz]
Word
Context: "change"
(verb) to change or be different in some way. If something varies, it means it can be different from one time to another or from one thing to another.
Example
The weather varies from day to day; sometimes it is sunny, and other times it rains.
Example
The temperature does not vary at all; it stays the same every day.
Example
How much does the food price vary at different restaurants?
Context: "comparison"
(verb) to show differences between things. When two or more things vary, they have different qualities or characteristics.
Example
The colors in the painting vary beautifully, making it very interesting to look at.
Example
The options do not vary; they all look exactly the same.
Example
What factors cause the opinions of the students to vary?
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