varies

[vair-eez]

verb

1. the third person singular present indicative of vary.

Word History and Origins

Origin of varies¹

vary + -s ²

Example Sentences

The cost varies, with some charging around £99 for a single dose.

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Private schools that are inspected by Ofsted pay an annual fee, which varies depending on their size.

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How tyres work varies from car to car.

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The level of support for Labour varies from poll to poll, but this week's poll by ITV Cymru Wales, YouGov and Cardiff University painted a particularly bleak picture for the party.

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How tactical preparation and analysis is managed varies each game week and depends on the club, especially with the variety in kick-off times.

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Related Words

• alter 
• differ 
• diverge 
• diversify 
• divide 
• fluctuate 
• modify 
• range