👉 In mathematics, the term "overvariety" refers to a set of elements that are not all distinct. This can occur when there is more than one way to define or enumerate an element within a particular context. For example, consider the set of all integers from 1 to 10. This set has two overvarieties: 1 and 10. These two numbers are considered distinct because they have different meanings based on their position in the sequence 1 through 10
