di·verse 
/daɪˈvɚs/ adjective
/daɪˈvɚs/ adjective [more diverse; most diverse] 1 : different from each other
▪ The magazine covers topics as diverse [=varied] as chemistry and sculpture. ▪ people with diverse interests 2 : made up of people or things that are different from each other
▪ His message appealed to a diverse audience. ▪ The group of students is very diverse. [=the students are different ages, races, etc.] ▪ a diverse group of subjects
▪ The magazine covers topics as diverse [=varied] as chemistry and sculpture. ▪ people with diverse interests
▪ His message appealed to a diverse audience. ▪ The group of students is very diverse. [=the students are different ages, races, etc.] ▪ a diverse group of subjects
— di·verse·ly adverb
— di·verse·ness noun [noncount]
