diversification
nounThe process of introducing variety rather than relying on a single kind.
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Clear all filtersThe process of introducing variety rather than relying on a single kind.
Trying to control others in an overbearing or arbitrary way.
Overbearingly controlling
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Basic or essential to the nature of something.
Basic and essential to the nature or functioning of something.
Basic and essential
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To suggest or communicate something indirectly.
The basic systems and structures that support an organization or activity.
Existing as a natural or essential part of something.
A clear understanding of an underlying feature, cause, or relationship.
Given to lying or containing falsehoods.
At the edge or less central to the main subject.
The underlying reasoning for a decision or belief.
Lying down or reclining.
Concerned only with surface features rather than depth or substance.
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Hidden beyond the stated or obvious purpose, especially of a motive.
Forming a deeper basis or cause, sometimes not immediately obvious.
A subtle quality, feeling, or suggestion beneath the main meaning; also a low tone of voice.
Subtle underlying quality
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