Separate, distinct, different.

Varied or diverse in appearance, form, or character; having various forms, features, component parts, relations, applications, etc.; performing…

Various, different, not of one kind.

= manifold, adv. Also absol. in by felefold: by a great deal, many times over.

Diverse, unlike, various; variable.

Of every kind or sort; every kind of, all kinds of.

Many kinds of.

In combination with noun, forming an adjective, as fele-kyn, of many kinds, various; or an adverb, as fele-sith, fele-syss, feltymes many times…

Of several kinds.

Various, diverse; a number of, several.

Of various kinds; a variety of; varied, diverse, manifold. Now esp. of items or people gathered or… Modifying a plural noun.

Divers, various, sundry.

Various, sundry, several; more than one, some number of. Referring originally and in form to the… with the notion of variety the more prominent…

That varies, in senses of the verb; tending to vary or change. †Also const. from.

Exhibiting difference or variety; diversified, varied; diverse, different.

Manifold.

as adj. Separate, distinct; sundry, various.

Separate; with plural noun, sundry, various.

Of many kinds, multifarious.

Varied or diverse in appearance, form, or character; having various forms, features, parts, etc.; manifold.

Originally: †multiplied, increased (obsolete). In later use: of many parts, elements, or sections; manifold; multiple, repeated.

Characterized by variation or diversity; differing, diverse, various. Obsolete.

Diverse, various.

Differing from itself under different circumstances at different times, or in different parts; multiform, varied, diversified.

figurative. Varied, chequered, diversified. Now rare.

Having great variety or diversity; having many and various parts, aspects, types, etc. Also (with plural noun): many and various.

Of or relating to Proteus, like that of Proteus. Hence in extended use: adopting or existing in various shapes, variable in form; variously…

Of the earth, etc.; ‘Manifold in works’; hence, varied, variously adorned.

Full of choice. Offering or affording choice, varied.

= daedal, adj. 3. Obsolete.

gen. Having many aspects, elements, characteristics, parts, or (esp. interrelated) features.

Rendered diverse; varied in form, features, or character; variegated.

Having many parts or aspects; multiplex, manifold.

Characterized by variation or variety of attributes or properties; exhibiting or possessing (several) different characters or qualities; varied in…

Varied or diverse in appearance, character, etc.; having many and various forms.

figurative.

Consisting of or characterized by many parts, elements, etc.; having several or many causes, results, aspects, locations, etc.; manifold.

Of all kinds; of unlimited or exceptionally great diversity or variety.

Diversified in character; full of constant alternation (esp. for the worse). Esp. in chequered career.

Manifold, multifarious.

(un-, prefix1 affix 1.)

Varied in nature.

The opposite of uniform; without uniformity.

= Protean, adj. 1.

Marked or characterized by absence of steadiness or regularity; not regular, even, or uniform.

(un-, prefix1 affix 1.)

Uneven, not uniform.

Marked by variation or variety; presenting different forms or qualities on this account.

With singular noun: existing in or exhibiting a multitude of forms; having many elements or features; manifold, multiple. Of a sound: made by many…

Having many parts or aspects; multiple, manifold.

Of many kinds; mixed. Cf. heterogeneous, adj.

(un-, prefix1 affix 2.)

Devoid of rules; unsystematic, irregular.

figurative. Different, diverse, diversified.

Not uniform.

= omnigenous, adj.

Taxonomy. Of a taxon: including several taxa of the next lower rank.

= multifarious, adj. 1a.

= variational, adj.

Produced by variation; variant.

Composed of or having several types; spec. = polytypic, adj. 1a, 3.