highly variable

Frequency: 7.822.4 per million words

Suggests a great and often complex degree of variation.

variableadverb + variable

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Examples (10)

  • Polar habitats are harsh and highly variable.
  • The weather in this region is highly variable, making long-term planning difficult.
  • Student performance can be highly variable depending on their motivation and study habits.
  • Market prices for agricultural products are often highly variable due to supply and demand fluctuations.
  • The results of the experiment were highly variable, suggesting a need for more controlled conditions.
  • Individual responses to the new medication have been highly variable.
  • His mood is highly variable; one minute he's happy, the next he's upset.
  • The quality of service at different branches of the company is highly variable.
  • Genetic traits can be highly variable within a population.
  • Data collected from the field showed highly variable readings across different locations.