variably (Meaning)

Wordnet

variably (r)

with variation; in a variable manner or to a variable degree

Webster

In a variable manner.

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The weather conditions changed variably throughout the day, alternating between sunshine and rain.
The child's mood fluctuated variably, switching between happiness and sadness in quick succession.
The performance of the newly hired employee was variably, with some tasks performed excellently and others not as well.
The voltage supplied by the power grid was variably, causing fluctuations in the brightness of lights.
The strength of the wind varied variably, causing the sails of the boat to billow and slacken alternately.
The patient's vital signs were variably, with blood pressure and pulse rate fluctuating within a normal range.
The stock market prices moved variably, with some stocks rising while others fell at different rates.
The cost of living varied variably from city to city, depending on factors such as housing costs and transportation expenses.
The quality of service provided by the restaurant was variably, with some meals being excellent and others mediocre.
The intensity of the earthquake varied variably across the region, with some areas experiencing more severe shaking than others.

with variation; in a variable manner or to a variable degreeIn a variable manner.

somewhat,differently,slightly, vaguely,

perfectly, exactly, perfectly,just, expressly, even, precisely, exactly, precisely, expressly

The weather conditions changed variably throughout the day, alternating between sunshine and rain.

The child's mood fluctuated variably, switching between happiness and sadness in quick succession.

The performance of the newly hired employee was variably, with some tasks performed excellently and others not as well.

The voltage supplied by the power grid was variably, causing fluctuations in the brightness of lights.