CEFR A2

vary

verb

Meaning

To be different from each other; to change or be changed.

Examples

The cost of the tickets will vary depending on where you sit.
Her mood seems to vary from day to day.

Synonyms: differ, change, fluctuate, diverge

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vary (A2)

verb

Pronunciation: /ˈvɛər.i/

Definition

To be different from each other; to change or be changed.

Examples

The cost of the tickets will vary depending on where you sit.
Her mood seems to vary from day to day.
The recipe can be varied to include different vegetables.

How to Use vary

vary from (prepositional phrase): To be different from one thing to another. — "The quality of the service can vary from one branch to another."
vary with (prepositional phrase): To change in relation to something else. — "The amount of rainfall may vary with the seasons."

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