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chequered
adjective (GOOD AND BAD) /ˈtʃek.əd/
/-ɚd/ UK (US checkered)Definition
› having had both successful and unsuccessful periods in your past: He's had a chequered business career.Variety and mixturesMixing and mixturesGroups and collections of things
(Definition of chequered adjective (GOOD AND BAD) from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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SMART Thesaurus: Variety and mixtures
Synonyms and related words:
- all manner of sth idiom
- assorted adjective
- assortment noun
- choice noun (VARIETY)
- crucible noun (MIX)
- diversity noun
- medley noun (MIXTURE)
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