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assorted

adjective as in various

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Wu layers assorted colors of house paint and lets the sandwiched, multihued pigment dry.

GameStop is a company that owns stores, many based in malls, that sell video games, consoles, peripherals and assorted knickknacks and merchandise.

They had accounted for various ways students might interact — studying, eating, relaxing, partying and so on — in assorted locations.

Every few weeks, my sister came over in her mask, and we sat in the backyard cackling and crying over old letters, photos and assorted relics from our parents.

Pay attention to how your office mate organizes — or doesn’t organize — supplies, and how you feel about those assorted piles.

Andrea described the whole scene very well in her autobiography, Talking Back to Presidents, Dictators, and Assorted Scoundrels.

From Burlington, the assorted agencies could plan their next moves.

This was a clincher—assorted worthies sent their own medals back in protest but everyone else was delighted.

When Girls returns the main characters are trying, with varying levels of success, to move on from assorted rock bottoms.

It would be tasty in case of oral pleasure and have assorted colors.

As the ill-assorted pair advanced, the streets they traversed seemed to grow narrower and dirtier.

After they are all made, they are turned over to be assorted, according to color and class, and are packed and marked.

There are not as many colors of Manilla cigars as there are of Havana, and they are not as closely assorted.

The leaves are gathered when ripe, and are dried and well-assorted before baling.

Many of the Crusaders had married Asiatic wives, and the children of such ill-assorted marriages were generally a pretty poor lot.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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