Variance is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for VARIANCE in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a deviation or alteration
• the fact or quality of being different, divergent, or inconsistent
• the state or fact of disagreeing or quarrelling
• a discrepancy between two statements or documents.
• a quantity equal to the square of the standard deviation.
• an official dispensation from a rule or regulation, typically a building regulation.
• act of varying
• The quality or state of being variant; change of condition; variation.
• Difference that produce dispute or controversy; disagreement; dissension; discord; dispute; quarrel.
• A disagreement or difference between two parts of the same legal proceeding, which, to be effectual, ought to agree, -- as between the writ and the declaration, or between the allegation and the proof.
• an event that departs from expectations
• discord that splits a group
• the second moment around the mean; the expected value of the square of the deviations of a random variable from its mean value
• a difference between conflicting facts or claims or opinions
• the quality of being subject to variation
• an official dispensation to act contrary to a rule or regulation (typically a building regulation)
• an activity that varies from a norm or standard
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a license to perform an act contrary to the usual rule

Words related to VARIANCE

variances14

Words that contain VARIANCE

variances14 covariance17 invariance15 covariances18 invariances16

How to use VARIANCE in a sentence

• But it is thus that the Christian inscriptions must be sifted, to find expressions at variance with their usual tenor, their general composure and trust.
• The supposition that usage may render unlawful the exercise of a right, but cannot impair the right itself, is at variance with sound theory.
• Utrecht was at variance with its bishop, and finally recognized Charles of Egmont as its protector.
• Afrasiyab put several questions to him, which were answered in a wild and incoherent manner, entirely at variance with the subject proposed.
• The edict of 615, to which the ecclesiastical and State nobility were parties, was in its laws and customs completely at variance with former edicts.
• Again, Sylla was at variance with Cinna and Marius, in order to prevent unworthy men from attaining power, and to avenge the cruel death of most illustrious men.
• They are at variance with the direct teachings of St.
• He spoke with childish arrogance strangely at variance with the subservient position he occupied beneath the veranda.
• Apparently there is a variance of opinion as to whether the condition is actually canker or not.
• Analysis and design of experiments, analysis of variance and analysis of variance designs.
• They also gladly desire that their face should be seen, because their mind appears from it, for they never show a face at variance with the mind, nor have they the power to do so.
• Your anger, all unconsciously, was aroused by a system, a method of life which is contrary to Nature, and therefore surely at variance with the will of God.
• Tilghman and myself, I shall not discuss any seeming variance, but proceed upon his ideas.
• The court of appeal, when mother and daughter towns were at variance on the subject of privileges, was the King and Council.
• The king of Prussia had been at variance with the elector of Hanover.
• The imitations and superstitions which have crept in are at wide variance with the original precepts and commands.
• Each nation has clung to its own imitations, and because these are at variance, warfare, bloodshed and destruction of the foundation of humanity have resulted.
• He was very firm against bribes, and on that account did not please Rufinus, but was always at variance with him.
• The decree of one jurisdiction, on any particular question, will often be found at variance with that of another, while a third will differ from both.
• The saucy little upward tilt at the end of her nose was a great cross to her, however, because it was at variance with the dignified bearing which she chose to maintain.
• First, he finds that men, from partial views, or momentarily, or from caprice, may bestow their sentiments altogether at variance with the real consequences of actions.
• This representation of Nature is not only at variance with facts, but inconsistent with Mr.
• They had also produced a variance of feeling and taste in the author, that is the unavoidable consequences of time and experience.
• The measure, therefore, seems to be as inconsistent with the actual condition of the country as it is at variance with the Constitution of the United States.
• They are totally at variance, but they argue along lines so different and so remote that they never come into collision.
• For they have many customs to keep up, which are quite at variance with those of the world.
• Here again Burke and Lord Campbell are at variance.
• Eyrecourt put her arm round Stella with a loving gentleness, entirely at variance with any ordinary expression of her character.
• In the preface to the first edition I expressed a strong opinion at variance with Mr.

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