Definition of diversity in English:

diversity

nounPlural diversities dɪˈvəːsɪtidʌɪˈvəːsɪti

mass noun

1The state of being diverse.
there was considerable diversity in the style of the reports
Example sentencesExamples
- The diversity at loci on triple-mutant chromosomes was compared with that on sensitive chromosomes.
- When the forest disappears, so too will Indonesia's rich biological diversity be effected and disappear forever.
- Asexual populations thus maintain higher genetic diversity at each single locus but a lower number of different genotypes.
- English was not the first language for 25 % of patients, reflecting the cultural diversity of the community.
- We also estimated the nucleotide diversity within each population and the genetic distances between the populations.
- The continental enlargement of the Union will deepen its pre-existing diversity.
- Management to increase the genetic diversity of the population should, therefore, be considered.
- We are all part of a sustainable industry, rich in diversity, with a unique blend of assets.
- Society needs to put a different value on caring, we still need to learn to celebrate diversity among women.
- So in terms of sheer diversity, the aliens are vastly more important than the natives.
- The brief argued against the idea that racial diversity on a campus is linked to positive educational outcomes.
- The museum celebrates the rich cultural diversity of the Auckland region and its peoples.
- Grazing promotes species diversity, which is desired.
- He says Auburn's " bigger problem " is achieving racial diversity on campus.
- Canadians take great pride in the ethnic and cultural diversity of our population.
- We selected patients to achieve maximum diversity with respect to age and sex.
- They hoped to use their time today to talk about ways of promoting cultural diversity and social inclusion.
- A smaller pool of people can mean less diversity, less variety and less dynamism.
- Organizers aim to demonstrate that species diversity even exists in the center of one the world's largest cities.
- It lies in encouraging people to cherish diversity instead of fearing it.
1. 1.1in singular A range of different things.
  newspapers were obliged to allow a diversity of views to be printed
  Example sentencesExamples
  People who reflect the wide diversity which exists in modern-day Scotland are needed for this vital work.
  The diversities of their colors, textures, and shapes offer gardeners a wonderful opportunity to be creative.
  He strongly believes that a diversity of viewpoints will strengthen CalCPA, not weaken it.
  India is a land of the greatest diversities and infinite varieties.
  Second is the breaking up of media conglomerates, which stifles diversity of opinion.
  Marginal diversities are almost identical to partial contributions.
  Human diversities are widely plural and their histories complex.
  I mean, how could travelling reveal to you the diversities of home?
  The genetic diversities of three nuclear genes, MC1R, TYR, and GPIP, were also investigated.
  For nobody can claim to represent all the diversities of the state.
  A very striking difference is evident in the diversities of different colony-forms in cyclostomes and cheilostomes.
  Elected officials represent a great diversity of cultures and interests.
  Government media must enjoy editorial independence and be open to a diversity of viewpoints.
  But that's why we have diversities of view and opinions.
  In other words, we frequently fail to parse the diversities within Diversity.
  Evidence of the vast diversities the party contained within itself were strewn across the country.
  Important contributions to the project will also come from volunteers passionate about Earth's diversity of life.
  Smart teachers and principals have carefully constructed hybrid classrooms and schools that reflect the diversities of children.
  Now debate has virtually disappeared, and there isn't much diversity of opinion.
  The continent's rich linguistic diversity has been poorly explored, developed, and sanctioned.
  Synonyms
  variety, miscellany, assortment, mixture, mix, melange, range, array, medley, multiplicity
  variation, variance, diverseness, diversification, variegation, heterogeneity, difference, unlikeness, dissimilarity, dissimilitude, distinctiveness, contrast

Origin

Middle English: from Old French diversite, from Latin diversitas, from diversus 'diverse', past participle of divertere 'turn aside' (see divert).

Rhymes

adversity, biodiversity, perversity, university

Definition of diversity in US English:

diversity

noun

1The state of being diverse; variety.
there was considerable diversity in the style of the reports
Example sentencesExamples
- Society needs to put a different value on caring, we still need to learn to celebrate diversity among women.
- The museum celebrates the rich cultural diversity of the Auckland region and its peoples.
- English was not the first language for 25 % of patients, reflecting the cultural diversity of the community.
- Canadians take great pride in the ethnic and cultural diversity of our population.
- The diversity at loci on triple-mutant chromosomes was compared with that on sensitive chromosomes.
- We selected patients to achieve maximum diversity with respect to age and sex.
- He says Auburn's " bigger problem " is achieving racial diversity on campus.
- We also estimated the nucleotide diversity within each population and the genetic distances between the populations.
- Grazing promotes species diversity, which is desired.
- Management to increase the genetic diversity of the population should, therefore, be considered.
- Organizers aim to demonstrate that species diversity even exists in the center of one the world's largest cities.
- Asexual populations thus maintain higher genetic diversity at each single locus but a lower number of different genotypes.
- So in terms of sheer diversity, the aliens are vastly more important than the natives.
- A smaller pool of people can mean less diversity, less variety and less dynamism.
- It lies in encouraging people to cherish diversity instead of fearing it.
- The continental enlargement of the Union will deepen its pre-existing diversity.
- They hoped to use their time today to talk about ways of promoting cultural diversity and social inclusion.
- We are all part of a sustainable industry, rich in diversity, with a unique blend of assets.
- The brief argued against the idea that racial diversity on a campus is linked to positive educational outcomes.
- When the forest disappears, so too will Indonesia's rich biological diversity be effected and disappear forever.
1. 1.1in singular A range of different things.
  newspapers were obliged to allow a diversity of views to be printed
  Example sentencesExamples
  A very striking difference is evident in the diversities of different colony-forms in cyclostomes and cheilostomes.
  Marginal diversities are almost identical to partial contributions.
  The continent's rich linguistic diversity has been poorly explored, developed, and sanctioned.
  Important contributions to the project will also come from volunteers passionate about Earth's diversity of life.
  Human diversities are widely plural and their histories complex.
  I mean, how could travelling reveal to you the diversities of home?
  The diversities of their colors, textures, and shapes offer gardeners a wonderful opportunity to be creative.
  Now debate has virtually disappeared, and there isn't much diversity of opinion.
  The genetic diversities of three nuclear genes, MC1R, TYR, and GPIP, were also investigated.
  People who reflect the wide diversity which exists in modern-day Scotland are needed for this vital work.
  India is a land of the greatest diversities and infinite varieties.
  Second is the breaking up of media conglomerates, which stifles diversity of opinion.
  For nobody can claim to represent all the diversities of the state.
  In other words, we frequently fail to parse the diversities within Diversity.
  Smart teachers and principals have carefully constructed hybrid classrooms and schools that reflect the diversities of children.
  He strongly believes that a diversity of viewpoints will strengthen CalCPA, not weaken it.
  Evidence of the vast diversities the party contained within itself were strewn across the country.
  Government media must enjoy editorial independence and be open to a diversity of viewpoints.
  Elected officials represent a great diversity of cultures and interests.
  But that's why we have diversities of view and opinions.
  Synonyms
  variety, miscellany, assortment, mixture, mix, melange, range, array, medley, multiplicity

Origin

Middle English: from Old French diversite, from Latin diversitas, from diversus ‘diverse’, past participle of divertere ‘turn aside’ (see divert).

单词	diversity
释义	Definition of diversity in English: diversity nounPlural diversities dɪˈvəːsɪtidʌɪˈvəːsɪti mass noun 1The state of being diverse. there was considerable diversity in the style of the reports Example sentencesExamples The diversity at loci on triple-mutant chromosomes was compared with that on sensitive chromosomes. When the forest disappears, so too will Indonesia's rich biological diversity be effected and disappear forever. Asexual populations thus maintain higher genetic diversity at each single locus but a lower number of different genotypes. English was not the first language for 25 % of patients, reflecting the cultural diversity of the community. We also estimated the nucleotide diversity within each population and the genetic distances between the populations. The continental enlargement of the Union will deepen its pre-existing diversity. Management to increase the genetic diversity of the population should, therefore, be considered. We are all part of a sustainable industry, rich in diversity, with a unique blend of assets. Society needs to put a different value on caring, we still need to learn to celebrate diversity among women. So in terms of sheer diversity, the aliens are vastly more important than the natives. The brief argued against the idea that racial diversity on a campus is linked to positive educational outcomes. The museum celebrates the rich cultural diversity of the Auckland region and its peoples. Grazing promotes species diversity, which is desired. He says Auburn's " bigger problem " is achieving racial diversity on campus. Canadians take great pride in the ethnic and cultural diversity of our population. We selected patients to achieve maximum diversity with respect to age and sex. They hoped to use their time today to talk about ways of promoting cultural diversity and social inclusion. A smaller pool of people can mean less diversity, less variety and less dynamism. Organizers aim to demonstrate that species diversity even exists in the center of one the world's largest cities. It lies in encouraging people to cherish diversity instead of fearing it. 1.1in singular A range of different things. newspapers were obliged to allow a diversity of views to be printed Example sentencesExamples People who reflect the wide diversity which exists in modern-day Scotland are needed for this vital work. The diversities of their colors, textures, and shapes offer gardeners a wonderful opportunity to be creative. He strongly believes that a diversity of viewpoints will strengthen CalCPA, not weaken it. India is a land of the greatest diversities and infinite varieties. Second is the breaking up of media conglomerates, which stifles diversity of opinion. Marginal diversities are almost identical to partial contributions. Human diversities are widely plural and their histories complex. I mean, how could travelling reveal to you the diversities of home? The genetic diversities of three nuclear genes, MC1R, TYR, and GPIP, were also investigated. For nobody can claim to represent all the diversities of the state. A very striking difference is evident in the diversities of different colony-forms in cyclostomes and cheilostomes. Elected officials represent a great diversity of cultures and interests. Government media must enjoy editorial independence and be open to a diversity of viewpoints. But that's why we have diversities of view and opinions. In other words, we frequently fail to parse the diversities within Diversity. Evidence of the vast diversities the party contained within itself were strewn across the country. Important contributions to the project will also come from volunteers passionate about Earth's diversity of life. Smart teachers and principals have carefully constructed hybrid classrooms and schools that reflect the diversities of children. Now debate has virtually disappeared, and there isn't much diversity of opinion. The continent's rich linguistic diversity has been poorly explored, developed, and sanctioned. Synonyms variety, miscellany, assortment, mixture, mix, melange, range, array, medley, multiplicity variation, variance, diverseness, diversification, variegation, heterogeneity, difference, unlikeness, dissimilarity, dissimilitude, distinctiveness, contrast Origin Middle English: from Old French diversite, from Latin diversitas, from diversus 'diverse', past participle of divertere 'turn aside' (see divert). Rhymes adversity, biodiversity, perversity, university Definition of diversity in US English: diversity noun 1The state of being diverse; variety. there was considerable diversity in the style of the reports Example sentencesExamples Society needs to put a different value on caring, we still need to learn to celebrate diversity among women. The museum celebrates the rich cultural diversity of the Auckland region and its peoples. English was not the first language for 25 % of patients, reflecting the cultural diversity of the community. Canadians take great pride in the ethnic and cultural diversity of our population. The diversity at loci on triple-mutant chromosomes was compared with that on sensitive chromosomes. We selected patients to achieve maximum diversity with respect to age and sex. He says Auburn's " bigger problem " is achieving racial diversity on campus. We also estimated the nucleotide diversity within each population and the genetic distances between the populations. Grazing promotes species diversity, which is desired. Management to increase the genetic diversity of the population should, therefore, be considered. Organizers aim to demonstrate that species diversity even exists in the center of one the world's largest cities. Asexual populations thus maintain higher genetic diversity at each single locus but a lower number of different genotypes. So in terms of sheer diversity, the aliens are vastly more important than the natives. A smaller pool of people can mean less diversity, less variety and less dynamism. It lies in encouraging people to cherish diversity instead of fearing it. The continental enlargement of the Union will deepen its pre-existing diversity. They hoped to use their time today to talk about ways of promoting cultural diversity and social inclusion. We are all part of a sustainable industry, rich in diversity, with a unique blend of assets. The brief argued against the idea that racial diversity on a campus is linked to positive educational outcomes. When the forest disappears, so too will Indonesia's rich biological diversity be effected and disappear forever. 1.1in singular A range of different things. newspapers were obliged to allow a diversity of views to be printed Example sentencesExamples A very striking difference is evident in the diversities of different colony-forms in cyclostomes and cheilostomes. Marginal diversities are almost identical to partial contributions. The continent's rich linguistic diversity has been poorly explored, developed, and sanctioned. Important contributions to the project will also come from volunteers passionate about Earth's diversity of life. Human diversities are widely plural and their histories complex. I mean, how could travelling reveal to you the diversities of home? The diversities of their colors, textures, and shapes offer gardeners a wonderful opportunity to be creative. Now debate has virtually disappeared, and there isn't much diversity of opinion. The genetic diversities of three nuclear genes, MC1R, TYR, and GPIP, were also investigated. People who reflect the wide diversity which exists in modern-day Scotland are needed for this vital work. India is a land of the greatest diversities and infinite varieties. Second is the breaking up of media conglomerates, which stifles diversity of opinion. For nobody can claim to represent all the diversities of the state. In other words, we frequently fail to parse the diversities within Diversity. Smart teachers and principals have carefully constructed hybrid classrooms and schools that reflect the diversities of children. He strongly believes that a diversity of viewpoints will strengthen CalCPA, not weaken it. Evidence of the vast diversities the party contained within itself were strewn across the country. Government media must enjoy editorial independence and be open to a diversity of viewpoints. Elected officials represent a great diversity of cultures and interests. But that's why we have diversities of view and opinions. Synonyms variety, miscellany, assortment, mixture, mix, melange, range, array, medley, multiplicity Origin Middle English: from Old French diversite, from Latin diversitas, from diversus ‘diverse’, past participle of divertere ‘turn aside’ (see divert).
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