Sample Sentences forassortment (editor-reviewed)
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She bought an assortment of candies to fill the party bags—chocolates, gummies, and lollipops.assortment = variety (of something)
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An assortment of students gathered after school—some studying, others just chatting.
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The hotel breakfast included an assortment of breads, fruits, and cheeses.
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A great assortment of cars was on display.
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Her bookshelf displayed an odd assortment of genres, from horror to history to romance.
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Night fell, and an assortment of fighting men and merchants entered and exited the tent. (source)assortment = a variety of a sort of a thing
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Grace Windsor Wexler was no longer surprised at the odd assortment of heirs. (source)assortment = variety (of something)
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I reluctantly played assorted ladies who entered the script. (source)assorted = a variety of
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I had neither itch nor etchings, but there was a vase of Chinese lilies in the living room, and another of American Beauty roses on the table near the bed; and I had put in a supply of wine, whiskey and liqueur, extra ice cubes, and assortments of fruit, cheese, nuts, candy and other delicacies from the Vendome.† (source)
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They envision a prolific assortment of caughtoutedness. (source)assortment = variety (of something)
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CHAPTER 18 — Of assorted events in which the plot thickens thicker (source)assorted = a variety of
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Then — the baggier we found — tablets of all assortments— remember?† (source)
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I have feasted on all sorts of noodles, I have tried an assortment of strudels. (source)assortment = a variety of a kind of a thing
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Several scarves of assorted colors were tied about the head, and a man's felt hat perched atop.† (source)
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Kumalo climbed into the carriage for non-Europeans, already full of the humbler people of his race, some with strange assortments of European garments, some with blankets over their strange assortment, some with blankets over the semi-nudity of their primitive dress, though these were all women.† (source)
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Evil-looking masks stared down from the walls, an assortment of human bones lay upon the counter, and rusty, spiked instruments hung from the ceiling. (source)assortment = variety (of something)
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