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Vary
Vary
v. t.
To
change
the
aspect
of; to
alter
in
form
,
appearance
,
substance
,
position
, or
the
like
; to
make
different
by a
partial
change
; to
modify
; as, to
vary
the
properties
,
proportions
, or
nature
of a
thing
; to
vary
a
posture
or an
attitude
; to
vary
one
's
dress
or
opinions
.
Vary
v. t.
To
change
to
something
else
; to
transmute
; to
exchange
; to
alternate
.
Vary
v. t.
To
make
of
different
kinds
; to
make
different
from
one
another
; to
diversity
; to
variegate
.
Vary
v. t.
To
embellish
; to
change
fancifully
; to
present
under
new
aspects
, as of
form
,
key
,
measure
,
etc
.
See
Variation
, 4.
Vary
v. i.
To
alter
, or be
altered
, in
any
manner
; to
suffer
a
partial
change
; to
become
different
; to be
modified
; as,
colors
vary
in
different
lights
.
Vary
v. i.
To
differ
, or be
different
; to be
unlike
or
diverse
; as,
the
laws
of
France
vary
from
those
of
England
.
Vary
v. i.
To
alter
or
change
in
succession
; to
alternate
; as,
one
mathematical
quantity
varies
inversely
as
another
.
Vary
v. i.
To
deviate
; to
depart
; to
swerve
;
followed
by
from
; as, to
vary
from
the
law
, or
from
reason
.
Vary
v. i.
To
disagree
; to be at
variance
or in
dissension
; as,
men
vary
in
opinion
.
Vary
n.
Alteration
;
change
.
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