varietal

[ vuh-rahy-i-tl ]

as indifferent

Antonyms for varietal

Word Origin & History

1866, a biologists' word (first attested in Darwin), from variety. In reference to wines, meaning "made from a single variety of grape" is first attested 1941, American English. As a noun, in this sense, attested from 1955.

Example Sentences forvarietal

These are only some of the varietal differences of the tomato.

The Floridian form has received the varietal name of mortoni.

This is probably only a varietal form of the preceding species.

Specimens connecting the typical with the varietal form are in my possession.

The writer prefers not to apply the varietal name to the forms of our area.

It is very rare in varietal vineyards and not known to nurserymen.

It is very rare in varietal vineyards and hardly known to nurserymen.

The scrub pine is the humble parent of one of the splendid Western lumber pines, whose description comes under its varietal name.

The Chairman: That may be due to varietal differences, though, rather than specific?

Its several phases have been again and again observed and described too often by distinct specific or varietal names.

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