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Definitions for Various

[1] of different kinds, as two or more things; differing one from another: Various experiments have not proved his theory.
[2] marked by or exhibiting variety or diversity: houses of various designs.
[3] presenting or having many different qualities or aspects: a woman of various talent.
[4] having a variety of colors; varicolored.
[5] different from each other; dissimilar.
[6] variant.
[7] numerous; many: living at various hotels.
[8] individual (in a group, class, kind, etc.); separate: permission from various officials in Washington.
[9] Informal . several, many, or numerous ones: I spoke with various of them.
[10] several different he is an authority on various subjects not standard (as pronoun; followed by of ) various of them came
[11] of different kinds, though often within the same general category; diverse various occurrences ; his disguises are many and various
[12] (prenominal) relating to a collection of separate persons or things the various members of the club
[13] displaying variety; many-sided his various achievements are most impressive
[14] poetic variegated
[15] obsolete inconstant

Words related to Various

different, diversified, varied, disparate, separate, distinct, sundry, assorted, discrete, diverse, individual, numerous, changeable, distinctive, heterogeneous, legion, manifold, many, multifarious, multitudinous

Words nearby Various

variolitic, varioloid, variolous, variometer, variorum, various, various and sundry, variscite, varisized, varistor, varitype

Origin of Various

1545–55; < Latin varius speckled, variegated, hence manifold, diverse; see -ous

Other words from Various

var·i·ous·ly , adverb
var·i·ous·ness , noun
non·var·i·ous , adjective
non·var·i·ous·ly , adverb
non·var·i·ous·ness , noun

Word origin for Various

C16: from Latin varius changing; perhaps related to Latin vārus crooked

Synonyms for Various

assorted, different, discrete, disparate, distinct, diverse, diversified, individual, numerous, separate, sundry, varied, all manner of, changeable, changing, distinctive, heterogeneous, legion, manifold, many, many-sided, multifarious, multitudinal, multitudinous, omnifarious, peculiar, populous, several, unalike, unequal, unlike, variant, variegated