Variant or Varient
Understand why “variant” is correct and “varient” is a common misspelling.
varient
Incorrect spelling - “Varient” is a misspelling caused by vowel confusion.
"varient" is a common misspelling of "variant". Always use "variant" when referring to the correct word.
variant
Correct spelling - The proper way to spell this word.
“Variant” means a different form or version of something.
Definition of variant
"variant": “Variant” means a different form or version of something.
This word is commonly used in everyday conversation and writing.
Synonyms for variant
- • version
- • variation
- • type
Usage Examples
"Correct:" The variant shows new features.
"Correct:" Each variant has unique properties.
"Correct:" Scientists detected a new variant.
"Correct:" He created a variant of the design.
"Incorrect:" The varient shows new features.
"Incorrect:" Each varient has unique properties.
"Incorrect:" Scientists found a varient.
"Incorrect:" He created a varient design.
Notes:
- • Always end with -ant, not -ent.
- • Used in science, medicine, and technology contexts.
- • Check vowel placement carefully.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Correct spelling?
A: Variant.
Q: Is 'varient' correct?
A: No.
Q: Meaning of variant?
A: A different form or version of something.
Q: Example sentence?
A: The virus has a new variant.
Q: When to use 'variant'?
A: For types, editions, or modified versions.
Summary
""Variant" is correct for all contexts where something differs from the standard. 'Varient' is a frequent spelling error."