Difference between Varied and Versatile

VARIED vs VERSATILE: ADJECTIVE

Able to move freely in all directions
Competent in many areas and able to turn with ease from one thing to another
Having great diversity or variety
(used of persons) having many skills
Capable of doing many things competently.
Having varied uses or serving many functions.
Variable or inconstant; changeable.
Capable of moving freely in all directions, as the loosely attached anthers of certain flowers.
Capable of being turned round.
Capable of turning; freely movable
Having varied uses or many functions.
Changeable or inconstant

Variegated in color: as, the varied thrush
Differing from one another; diverse; various: as, commerce with its varied interests.
Altered: partially changed; changed.
Characterized by variety; consisting of various kinds or sorts: as, a varied assortment of goods.

In entomology, moving freely up and down or laterally: as, versatile antennæ.
In ornithology, specifically, reversible: noting any toe of a bird which may be turned either forward or backward.
In botany, swinging or turning freely on a support: especially noting an anther fixed by the middle on the apex of the filament, and swinging freely to and fro. See cuts under anther and lily.
Turning with ease from one thing to another; readily applying one's self to a new task, or to various subjects; many-sided: as, a versatile writer; a versatile actor.
Changeable; variable; unsteady; inconstant.
Capable of being moved or turned round: as, a versatile spindle.
In ichthyology, capable of being turned either way: describing a spine, a tooth, or any organ that may not be usually so turned.

Diverse, Wide ranging, Varicoloured, Omnifarious, Many sided, Variform, Varicolored, Versatile, Diversified, Variable, Variegated, Changed, Multifaceted, Multifarious, Various

Multipurpose, Diverse, Powerful, Nimble, Multidimensional, Agile, Talented, Adaptable, Versatility, Various, Mobile, Variable, Varied, Skilled, Flexible

Diverse, Wide ranging, Varicoloured, Omnifarious, Many sided, Variform, Varicolored, Versatile, Diversified, Variable, Variegated, Changed, Multifaceted, Multifarious, Various

Multipurpose, Diverse, Powerful, Nimble, Multidimensional, Agile, Talented, Adaptable, Versatility, Various, Mobile, Variable, Varied, Skilled, Flexible

The response is gracefully written and syntactically varied.
Historically, rates of CD yields have varied greatly.
The food is also very good and varied.
The potential pluses of reflection questions are varied.
Hours are varied and you must be flexible.
IABA, and includes any such authority as varied.
Early editions in English were many and varied.
The responses obtained were too numerous and varied.
Varied standards for electronic billing and payment across states and utility service Varied access to historical and downloadable data.
Writing Across the Curriculum asserts that writing is most effectively learned in context: to varied audiences, with varied purposes.