Diversify ( verb , noun )

(As a verb)

Diversify ( verb )

  1. To make or become more diverse or varied.
  2. To spread (investments) among a variety of sources in order to spread risk.

Origin:

Mid 19th century: from diversify + -y.

Examples:

  1. The company decided to diversify its product line.
  2. The company diversified its investments to spread the risk.
  3. He diversified his portfolio by investing in different industries.
  4. She diversified her skill set by learning a new language.
  5. The school diversified its curriculum to include more elective courses.

(As a noun)

Diversify ( noun )

  1. To make or become more diverse or varied.
  2. To spread (investments) among a variety of sources in order to spread risk.

Origin:

Mid 19th century: from diversify + -y.

Examples:

  1. The company decided to diversify its product line.
  2. The company diversified its investments to spread the risk.
  3. He diversified his portfolio by investing in different industries.
  4. She diversified her skill set by learning a new language.
  5. The school diversified its curriculum to include more elective courses.
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