varia

[ vair-ee-uh ]

plural noun

1. miscellaneous items, especially a miscellany of literary works.

varia

/ ˈvɛərɪə /

plural noun

1. a collection or miscellany, esp of literary works

Word History and Origins

Origin of varia¹

1925–30; < New Latin, Latin, neuter plural of varius various

Word History and Origins

Origin of varia¹

Latin, neuter plural of varius various

Example Sentences

Hattendorf, de The Arc del condado de King, dijo que las soluciones tecnológicas más económicas, como las que utiliza Seattle, ofrecen cierta ayuda, pero su calidad varía mucho.

From Seattle Times

His Strata Varia label wine will sell in “the low to mid-$30s … I like the idea of overdelivering on quality and making the wines attainable to the middle-of-the-road wine buyers.”

From Seattle Times

For the first time since Varia devices launched seven years ago, Garmin has added a built-in camera to its much-loved rearview radar lineup.

From The Verge

The Varia RCT715 not only makes road cyclists more visible and warns them of approaching vehicles, it automatically records any incidents that might occur.

From The Verge

Garmin is selling the Varia RCT715 today for $399.99.

From The Verge