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- r with variation; in a variable manner or to a variable degree
it will be variably cloudy
- In every election year, businessmen in variably begin urging one another to be come more active in politics.
- What America is finding out is that you can't have professionals who are driven purely by a market-based system or even variably influenced by profit-based motives.
- As a medical innovator, Batista is variably described as a madman, a genius--or both.