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The original's cooler cousin who showed up to mutate the family reunion.
means A version of something that differs slightly from the standard or original form.
from From Latin 'variare' meaning 'to vary, make different,' itself tied to 'varius' meaning 'diverse' or 'mottled' — the same root that gives us 'various' and 'variety.' The word entered English through French in the medieval period, originally describing readings or versions of a text that diverged from one another before broadening to cover any divergent form.
- biology use
- Same virus, new outfit, worse manners
- linguistics use
- Spelling drift nobody voted on
- math use
- Function that refuses to stay constant
- pop culture
- Marvel made it a whole multiverse excuse