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Meanings of very variable in English
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Usage of very variable in English
1
The capacity of the lungs for air is a very variable quantity:
2
All mutation carriers examined had balance impairment, although severity was very variable.
3
The wind now became very variable, but chiefly from the south-west quarter.
4
He drank more than he ate, and his temper was very variable.
5
Daily number of visits and intake per visit were very variable.
6
Firstly, he says, sounds that are most distracting tend to be very variable.
7
Like many people in broken health Mr. Pulitzer had a very variable appetite.
8
The power of the feeling of duty and right over men is very variable.
9
The arrangement and size of the markings are very variable.
10
The growth of the successful grafts has been very variable.
11
The surgical effect on the partial seizures was very variable.
12
We had now but little wind, and that very variable, with showers of rain.
13
The weather during the month was very variable; and three women and two men died.
14
The weather during our stay was very variable and unsettled; rain fell on several occasions.
15
The weather was very variable, with much thunder and lightening; which was awful and impressive.
16
No doubt they were so in very variable measure.
This collocation consists of:
Very variable through the time
Very variable across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common