variable
variationally
unsteady
divergence
difference
subvariation
departure
deviation
variedness
vagary
varietize
variant
unvariedness
variationality
fluctuate
excuse
varyingly
erratic
variative
variety
unpredictability
varify
mismatch
unlikeness
variance
variation
caprice
mobility
variableness
variability
fluctuating
checkered
diversification
chop
trender
alterable
deviant
variably
differing
intervariation
abnormally
shade
inconstant
personal equation
contrast
version
volatile
creep
contradistinguish
randomity
changeful
all over the place
deviator
twilight zone
odd bod
tweak
quasistochastic
inexplicably
fluctuant
perestroika
oddly
correspondent
patch
invariable
unnaturalism
excrescence
bastard
curiously
peculiarly
analogous
microvariation
deform
inverse
aberrant
weak point
turn
diversify
covary
adaptability
contrariant
alternative
foil
streak
changeless
changeable
invariance
worse
mongrel
invariableness
immutable
invariability
take a turn
deformity

English words for 'something that is likely to vary; something that is subject to variation'

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