noun

diversity

diversity, variety, range

The city is known for its cultural diversity.

The city is known for its cultural diversity.

We need more diversity of opinion in the group.

We need more diversity of opinion in the group.

diversity of ((sth.)) a range of (sth.) The course offers a great diversity of subjects.

cultural/ethnic/biological diversity types of diversity We celebrate the cultural diversity of our city.

Synonyms: variety, range, multiplicity; Antonyms: uniformity, sameness

From Latin 'diversus' (different, separate), past participle of 'divertere' (to turn aside). 'di-' (apart) + 'versus' (turned).

'Di-' means 'apart' or 'different', and 'versity' relates to turning or facing. Picture many different things or people, all turned in various directions.

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