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/ˈveə.ri.ə.bli/ · var·i·a·bly
adverb
- In a variable or inconsistent manner; not uniformly or steadily. The temperature rose variably throughout the day, reaching a high of 78°F in the afternoon and dropping to 62°F by evening.
- In different ways or degrees, depending on circumstances. The software adjusts its performance variably according to the hardware it detects.
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Did you know? The adverb 'variably' was recorded in the 1913 Oxford English Dictionary, illustrating how English readily forms adverbs from adjectives ending in -able by adding -ly.