diversify — to make or become more diverse or varied
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to make or become more diverse or varied
Pronunciation (IPA): /daɪˈvɜːrsɪfaɪ/
Korean meaning: 다양화하다, 다변화하다
Korean pronunciation: 다이**버**시파이
Example Sentences
- My grandmother decided to diversify her cookie recipes after everyone got tired of her famous chocolate chip cookies.
- Smart investors always diversify their portfolios to minimize risk.
- The tech giant is looking to diversify beyond smartphones into electric vehicles and space tourism.
diversify
VERB//daɪˈvɜːrsɪfaɪ//
to make or become more diverse or varied
to make or become more diverse or varied
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Origin
From Latin 'diversus' (turned different directions, varied) combined with the suffix '-fy' (to make or cause to be). The Latin root comes from 'divertere' meaning 'to turn in different directions'.
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“My grandmother decided to diversify her cookie recipes after everyone got tired of her famous chocolate chip cookies.”
“Smart investors always diversify their portfolios to minimize risk.”
“The tech giant is looking to diversify beyond smartphones into electric vehicles and space tourism.”
“After eating pizza for lunch every day, I realized I should diversify my diet before turning into a walking pepperoni.”
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