DIVERSITY


Meaning of DIVERSITY in English

noun

ADJECTIVE

▪ considerable , enormous , extraordinary , great , immense , remarkable , rich , tremendous , wide

There is need for greater ~ and choice in education.

the rich ~ of the city's cultural life

▪ growing , increased , increasing

▪ high , low

The south-east has the highest ~ of freshwater fish in the country.

▪ biological , ecological , gene , genetic , species

the need to preserve biological ~

▪ cultural , ethnic , gender , intellectual ( esp. AmE ), linguistic , political , racial , religious

▪ ideological

▪ geographic ( esp. AmE ), geographical , regional

▪ global

VERB + DIVERSITY

▪ achieve , create

▪ encourage , enhance , foster , promote

Our party believes in encouraging cultural ~, not division.

▪ celebrate , embrace

People are being encouraged to celebrate the ~ of their communities.

a racist society with a reluctance to embrace ~

▪ appreciate , respect , value

You're lucky to work for a company which values ~.

▪ maintain , preserve , protect

The producer was under pressure to maintain a ~ in his output.

▪ reflect , represent

The teaching profession does not yet reflect the ~ of the population.

▪ increase

▪ decrease , reduce

▪ allow , allow for

Tyrannies do not allow ~ and disagreement.

PREPOSITION

▪ ~ in

~ in the style of the reports

▪ ~ of

There is a wide ~ of views on this subject.

Oxford Collocations English Dictionary.      Оксфордский английский словарь словосочетаний .