Variable or Varible
Learn why “variable” is correct and “varible” is incorrect.
varible
Incorrect spelling - “Varible” is missing the ‘a’ after ‘vari’ and is incorrect.
"varible" is a common misspelling of "variable". Always use "variable" when referring to the correct word.
variable
Correct spelling - The proper way to spell this word.
“Variable” means something that can change or vary.
Definition of variable
"variable": “Variable” means something that can change or vary.
This word is commonly used in everyday conversation and writing.
Synonyms for variable
- • changeable
- • flexible
- • shifting
Usage Examples
"Correct:" The results are variable.
"Correct:" Temperature is variable this week.
"Correct:" He solved for the variable x.
"Correct:" The variables affect the outcome.
"Incorrect:" The results are varible.
"Incorrect:" Temperature is varible.
"Incorrect:" Solve for the varible.
"Incorrect:" These varibles affect the outcome.
Notes:
- • Remember: vari + able = variable.
- • Important in math, science, and statistics.
- • Check spelling carefully to avoid confusion.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Correct spelling?
A: Variable.
Q: Is 'varible' correct?
A: No.
Q: Meaning of variable?
A: Something that can change or vary.
Q: Example sentence?
A: Wind speed is variable today.
Q: Can 'variable' refer to math terms?
A: Yes, commonly used in equations and experiments.
Summary
""Variable" is correct in all contexts; 'varible' is a vowel-omission error and should be avoided."