Variety | Mean of variety in English Dictionary

/vəˈrajəti/

• Noun
• a number or collection of different things or people
1. The talks covered a wide/great variety of topics. [=the talks covered many different topics]
2. The company sells a variety of gardening products.
3. They broke up for a variety of reasons.
4. The conference attracts a wide variety of people.
5. He has a variety of health problems.
• the quality or state of having or including many different things
1. I was surprised by the variety of the choices that were available.
2. Our diet lacks variety.
3. My life needs more variety.
4. You know what they say: variety is the spice of life. [=life is more interesting and enjoyable when you do different things]
• a particular kind of person or thing
1. The museum has aircraft of every variety. [=kind, sort]
2. people of all varieties
3. different varieties of oranges
4. exotic varieties of snakes

• a type of entertainment that has many short performances (such as dances, skits, and songs) which follow one another and that are not related
1. variety shows
2. variety performers/theater