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Variability (noun) means the quality of being variable, or of changing often.

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1
The quality of being variable, or of changing often.
"Climate variability affects crop production."
"The experiment showed considerable variability in the results."
2
How much something varies, often measured in statistics as distance from the average or the spread of data.
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Etymology

A derived form of variable, from Old French variable; formed from variable + -ity.

Antonyms

invariability

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What is the meaning of variability?
"variability" (noun) means the quality of being variable, or of changing often.
What is another word for variability?
Other words for "variability" include variableness, unevenness, variance.
What is the opposite of variability?
The opposite of "variability" is invariability.
What are the different meanings of variability?
"variability" has 2 main meanings: 1. The quality of being variable, or of changing often; 2. How much something varies, often measured in statistics as distance from the average or the spread of data.

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