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What suffixes can you add to the word vary?

Here are some suffixes you can add to the word "vary," along with examples:

Common suffixes:

* -ing: varying (present participle)

* -ed: varied (past tense and past participle)

* -ation: variation (noun, the act of varying or the state of being different)

* -able: variable (adjective, capable of changing or being changed)

* -ance: variance (noun, the amount or degree of difference)

Less common suffixes:

* -ly: variably (adverb, in a varying manner)

* -ist: variationist (noun, someone who studies variations)

You can also use compound suffixes like:

* -ation-less: variationless (adjective, without variation)

* -able-ness: variability (noun, the quality of being variable)

The specific suffix you choose will depend on the meaning you want to convey.

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