Definitions
the condition or result of being changeable
Word origin
From Middle English diversite, from Old French diversité, from Latin dīversitās, equivalent to diverse + -ity. Displaced native Old English mislīcnes.
Used in a sentence
“From this view of the case, my friends, I am driven irresistibly to the conclusion that diversity, dissimilarity, variety in all our local and domestic institutions, is the great safeguard of our liberties”
“In much she reminded me constantly of my own lost child; in other ways she attracted me by her diversity.”
“On December 17 I addressed the UN General Assembly, stating that it was this nation's policy to help create a world that "can be safe for diversity and free from hostility."”
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01“Variety”9 letters
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