variability

• Nom désignant la qualité ou l'état de ce qui est variable, c'est-à-dire susceptible de changer, de présenter des variations ou de manquer d'uniformité.

A noun referring to the quality or state of being subject to change, variation, or lacking uniformity.

indénombrable

1. Quality of being subject to changeB2formal

   The tendency or capacity to change or vary over time or under different conditions.

   Variabilité

   • The variability of weather patterns makes long-term forecasting difficult.
   • Scientists study the genetic variability within a population.
   • The stock market is known for its high variability.

   Synonymeschangeabilityfluctuationfluidityinconstancyinstabilitymutabilityshiftingunpredictabilityvariablenessvolatility

   Antonymesconsistencyconstancyinvariabilityregularitysamenessstabilitysteadinessuniformity

2. Lack of uniformityB2formal

   The quality of being uneven, inconsistent, or not uniform.

   Variabilité (manque d'uniformité)

   • The variability in the quality of the products was a major concern.
   • There is significant variability in test scores among students.
   • The data shows a high degree of variability, making analysis challenging.

   Synonymesdisparitydissimilaritydiversityinconsistencyirregularitynonuniformityunevennessvariance

   Antonymesconsistencyconstancyregularitysamenessstabilityuniformity