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Definition
varied (having variety amongst things of the same kind) — especially with regard to ideas or members of a population group
- Though extraordinarily diverse, these crimes all have a common trait: they were sins of information.p. 66.2
- But this diverse army of experts now marched out a phalanx of hypotheses to explain the drop in crime.p. 118.9
- Nor does prison even begin to address the root causes of crime, which are diverse and complex.p. 122.7
- Over the recent decades, a vast and diverse flock of parenting experts has arisen.p. 147.2
- The girls' names are in most regards diverse, though with a fair share of literary and otherwise artful touches.p. 199.4
- So parents are plainly getting more diverse with names.p. 201.2
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