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diverse /dīˈvərs or dī-vûrsˈ/ adjective- Various, assorted
- Multiform
- Different
- Distinct
- Distracting (Spenser)
intransitive verb (Spenser)To turn aside ORIGIN: L dīversus different, various diˈversely or diverseˈly adverb diversifīˈable adjective diversificāˈtion noun diverˈsified adjective diversˈify transitive verb - To give variety to, vary, variegate or modify
- To make (investments) in securities of different types so as to lessen risk of loss
- To engage in production of a variety of (manufactures, crops), or in a variety of operations, so as to expand or lessen risk of failure or loss
- To differentiate (obsolete)
intransitive verb To become more diverse or varied diverˈsion noun - The act of diverting or turning aside
- Something that diverts
- Amusement, recreation
- Something done to turn the attention of an opponent
- An official detour to avoid (part of) a road that is temporarily closed
diverˈsionary adjective Of the nature of a diversion, designed to distract the attention of an opponent diverˈsionist noun A deviationist diverˈsity noun - State of being diverse
- Difference
- Dissimilarity
- Variety
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