variety
विविध
definition
noun
it's the variety that makes my job so enjoyable
the quality or state of being different or diverse; the absence of uniformity, sameness, or monotony.
Viola is represented by 25 species, two additional subspecies, and five varieties .
a taxonomic category that ranks below subspecies (where present) or species, its members differing from others of the same subspecies or species in minor but permanent or heritable characteristics. Varieties are more often recognized in botany, in which they are designated in the style Apium graveolens variety dulce.
translation of 'variety'
वैचित्र,
वेगळा नमुना,
निरनिराळया गोष्टींचा समुदाय,
विविधता
example
Visitors said they wanted greater 'variety' and better quality at a reasonable price.
‘Mmm,’ I said, munching away at a small slice of the rhubarb pie I'd been obliged to buy in the absence of the apple 'variety' .
However, what the restaurant lacks in 'variety' it more than makes up for in quality.
a 'variety' show
it lacks 'variety'
They sing, they dance, they act in major 'variety' shows and dramas and other TV specials as extras and sometimes as part of the main cast.
With a London debut in 1891, he quickly established a successful career in music-hall, 'variety' , pantomime, revue, operetta, and musical comedy.
Tony Charmoli, a pioneer and innovator during the days of 'variety' television, received a Career Achievement Award.
Customers are getting snobbier about their teas and are demanding better quality and wider 'variety' .
Waterford City has become noted in recent years for the quality and 'variety' of its new and renewed streetscapes.
you'll hear a good 'variety' of music in that club
But more importantly, it probably means we'll see an increase in the quantity, quality and 'variety' of free online content.
In recent years scientists have been struck by the diversity and 'variety' of objects found in the solar system.
The diet has improved in quality and 'variety' , with modern supermarkets offering imported foods.
Simon Gross has worked extensively in theatre, television, cabaret and 'variety' .
A smaller pool of people can mean less diversity, less 'variety' and less dynamism.
Of course, as a result of this I ended up singing on television 'variety' shows along with Dinah Shore, Perry Como, Pat Boone, even Ethel Merman!
I like 'variety'
In Spain, there is now a robust supply of both Moroccan hashish and homegrown marijuana of increasing 'variety' and quality.
Archie performs his moth-eaten 'variety' act before dwindling audiences in dog-eared music hall theatres.
Digital radio promised lower costs, higher quality and more 'variety' .
'variety' is the spice of life
During the 1950s, I danced regularly on television 'variety' shows.
Also on offer are 'variety' entertainment, solo singing and dance.
The apples must be of a 'variety' approved by the appellation, freshly picked (which means no concentrates) and actually grown in the Pays d' Auge region.
A standard radio studio of that era could be a very intimidating place, and a theatre would create a much better atmosphere for radio comedy, 'variety' shows or quizzes.
This added yet more 'variety' and nutritional diversity to the diet.
The 'variety' concert will include a host of artists and school brass bands.
Concert parties at the time improvised with available talent and material to provide 'variety' revues involving light-hearted music and comedy.
With improved packaging came improved quality and 'variety' of meals.
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