/ˈvɛri/ (VAY-ree)

Definitions

1. verb

to change or be different in some way; to be or become different in character or quality

“The weather varies greatly from season to season.”

2. verb

to have a specified amount or degree; to be or become different in amount or degree

“The cost of the item varies depending on the size you choose.”

3. noun

a difference or variation, especially in something such as a quantity or quality

“The manufacturer offers a range of products with varying prices.”

4. verb

to change one’s opinion or intention

“She said she would go, but then decided to vary her plans.”

5. verb

to perform or produce something in different ways, especially in music or drama

“The band will vary their set list tonight.”

6. verb

to make or become less consistent or less predictable

“The team’s performance varied greatly from game to game.”

7. verb

to change or be different in some way, especially in a way that is not expected

“The company will vary its strategy to meet the changing market needs.”