Varies or Varys
Understand whether Varies or Varys is correct and how to use the correct spelling properly in sentences.
"Varys"
Incorrect spelling - "Varys" is an incorrect spelling and is not used in standard English (except as a proper name, e.g., Game of Thrones character).
""Varys"" is a common misspelling of ""Varies"". Always use ""Varies"" when referring to the correct word.
"Varies"
Correct spelling - The proper way to spell this word.
"Varies" means changes or differs depending on the situation. It is the correct verb form of "vary."
Definition of "Varies"
""Varies"": "Varies" means changes or differs depending on the situation. It is the correct verb form of "vary."
This word is commonly used in everyday conversation and writing.
Synonyms for "Varies"
- • Changes
- • Differs
- • Fluctuates
- • Shifts
- • Alternates
Usage Examples
"Correct:" The weather "varies" from day to day.
"Correct:" Taste preferences "vary" from person to person.
"Correct:" The price "varies" depending on size.
"Incorrect:" The price "varys" based on quantity. (correct spelling is "varies")
"Incorrect:" Weather "varys" every season. (correct spelling is "varies")
Notes:
- • Use "varies" for the third-person singular form of "vary".
- • "Varys" is incorrect unless referring to a fictional name.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Is "varys" ever correct?
A: Only as a proper name (character: Varys), not as the word meaning "changes".
Q: How to remember it?
A: Think: vary → varies (add -ies).
Summary
Remember: "Varies" is the correct spelling meaning changes or differs. "Varys" is not used in standard writing.