reflect variation

Frequency: 6.87.3 per million words

To show or be a sign of differences.

variationVERB + variation

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reflect

Examples (10)

  • The data clearly reflects the variation in customer preferences across different regions.
  • Genetic studies often reflect significant variations within a species.
  • Architectural styles can reflect cultural variations over time.
  • His facial expressions subtly reflected the variation in his mood throughout the day.
  • The report aims to reflect the variations in income levels among different demographics.
  • These patterns reflect natural variation in the ecosystem.
  • The survey results will reflect any variation in public opinion on the new policy.
  • The artist's latest works reflect a variation on her earlier themes, with bolder colors.
  • Such slight variations in temperature might reflect changes in the microclimate.
  • The different accents clearly reflect regional variations in language.