very variable

Frequency: 7.520.1 per million words

A common way to emphasize that something is changeable.

variableadverb + variable

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very

Examples (10)

  • The weather in this region is very variable, making it hard to plan outdoor activities.
  • Student performance can be very variable depending on the day and the subject.
  • Her mood has been very variable lately, swinging from joy to sadness quite rapidly.
  • The data collected from the experiment was very variable, requiring further analysis.
  • The stock market is currently very variable, so investing carries higher risks.
  • Driving conditions were very variable throughout the journey, from clear skies to heavy rain.
  • The test results proved to be very variable among participants, indicating individual differences.
  • The quality of the products is very variable from batch to batch, which is a concern for customers.
  • His income is very variable, making it difficult to maintain a consistent budget.
  • The temperature during spring can be very variable, ranging from warm to quite chilly within hours.