Synonyms for variability
vari·abil·i·ty

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1. variabilitynoun

   Synonyms:
   variableness

2. variabilitynoun

   the state or characteristic of being variable

   Synonyms:
   variableness

3. variabilitynoun

   the degree to which a thing is variable

   Synonyms:
   variableness

Princeton's WordNetRate these synonyms:4.5 / 2 votes

1. variability, variableness, variancenoun

   the quality of being subject to variation

   Synonyms:
   discrepancy, variableness, division, variant, variation, unevenness, variance, disagreement, divergence

   Antonyms:
   evenness, invariability, invariableness, invariance

2. unevenness, variabilitynoun

   the quality of being uneven and lacking uniformity

   Synonyms:
   variance, unevenness, variableness

   Antonyms:
   invariability, evenness, invariance, invariableness

Matched Categories

1. • Changeableness
   • Irregularity

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1. variabilitynoun

   Synonyms:
   variableness, mutability, inconstancy, unsteadfastness

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1. List of paraphrases for "variability":

   variation, variable, variations, volatility, variance

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How to use variability in a sentence?

1. Alexa Oster:

   Our guidance states very clearly that public health data should only be used for public health purposes, there is some variability in laws. And we continue to work with health departments on strengthening their data protections by providing technical assistance, additional guidance, and resources.

2. Ana Cascão:

   The filling of the GERD is just the most critical issue for the three countries to decide upon, and now, ahead of the first filling, a fair and equitable filling strategy must take into account different scenarios on climate and rainfall variability – if it will be one of drought, then the three countries are ready to agree on a slower filling.

3. David Kaplan:

   I think cultivated meat can shine, because the process is much more controlled than traditional agriculture, david Kaplan have more control of inputs and outputs to the system, meaning less chance for contamination and less chance for variability. ... David Kaplan can sort of make sure only the best parts of meats end up in the meats that David Kaplan make or grow, as opposed to the animal where David Kaplan kind of have what's there.

4. James Whiting:

   That being said, there is a lot of local variability allowed in those inclusion and exclusion criteria.

5. Ingo Sasgen:

   This extreme melt kicks off feedbacks that may accelerate the mass loss. This is what is worrying, the extremes are increasing and we understand too little about how the ice sheet will respond to more extreme climate variability.