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Variant
adjective
/ˈvɛriənt/
variance
Variation
Meaning
differing in form, details, or in some other respect; alternative
A form or version of something that differs in some way from other forms of the same thing.
Example Sentences
There are several
variant
spellings of this word.
The new
variant
of the virus spread rapidly.
Synonyms
different, alternative, modified, divergent, version, type, form, modification
Entry 1
different, alternative, modified, divergent
Entry 2
version, type, form, alternative, modification
Antonyms
standard, original, uniform, identical, prototype
Entry 1
standard, original, uniform, identical
Entry 2
original, standard, prototype
Collocations
variant form, variant spelling, variant version, genetic variant, virus variant, cultural variant, regional variant
Entry 1
variant form, variant spelling, variant version, genetic variant
Entry 2
virus variant, genetic variant, cultural variant, regional variant
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