the phenomena variously known as ‘mass culture’, ‘popular culture’, or the ‘public arts’variouslyvar‧i‧ous‧ly /ˈveəriəsli $ ˈver-/ ●○○ adverb 
the phenomena variously known as ‘mass culture’, ‘popular culture’, or the ‘public arts’ His fortune has been variously estimated at between $1 and $2 billion.
EXAMPLES FROM THE CORPUS
- All is drawn in variously diluted glaze, and there is increasing use of washes of colour.
- Berger's views relate to a specifically political motivation, variously apparent throughout the novel.
- The constant is the head, variously rendered but always recognisably the same basic structure.
- The important question of the containment of head and shoulders within the frame is dealt with variously.
- The Reagans condemned the book, which was variously believed and disbelieved by critics and insiders.
- They are variously named coaches, carriages or compartments.
COLLOCATIONS FROM THE ENTRY the phenomena variously known as ‘mass culture’, ‘popular culture’, or the ‘public arts’COLLOCATIONS FROM THE CORPUSVERB
the phenomena variously known as ‘mass culture’, ‘popular culture’, or the ‘public arts’· I have been variously called a nominalist, an instrumentalist, a positivist, a realist, and several other ists.· The alchemists observed a stage in the opus which they called variously the leprosy of the metals or the blessed greenness.
· These fundamental rights are variously described and vindicated by a variety of philosophical arguments to which we can not do justice here.· Major workers in the field have variously described attachment in the parent-infant relationship.· Many varieties also have a vegetable or fruity overtone, variously described as cucumber or melon.
· The number of demonstrators in Moscow was estimated variously at between 5,000 and 55,000.
· The requirements of a ballot before strike action have been variously interpreted by the courts.· The shift away from isolation has been variously interpreted.
· An important trade is concerned with the exploitation of the great grasslands variously known as prairie, pampas, savannah, etc.· The channels are known variously as the grapevine, gossip and rumour.
WORD FAMILYnounvariablevariancevariantvarietyvariabilityvariationadjectivevariable ≠ invariablevariedvariousadverbvariably ≠ invariablyvariouslyverbvary
in many different waysvariously described as/known as/called etc something the phenomena variously known as ‘mass culture’, ‘popular culture’, or the ‘public arts’ His fortune has been variously estimated at between $1 and $2 billion.