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 A *variadic function* is a function that is designed to accept a variable number of arguments.[^eng] In JavaScript, you can make a variadic function by gathering parameters. For example:
 
 [^eng]: English is about as inconsistent as JavaScript: Functions with a fixed number of arguments can be unary, binary, ternary, and so forth. But can they be "variary?" No! They have to be "variadic."
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 ### summary
 
-ECMAScript 2015 makes it easy to gather parameters or array elements from the right. If we want to gether them from the left, we can roll our own left-variadic decorator for functions, or left-gatherer for destucturing arrays.
+ECMAScript 2015 makes it easy to gather parameters or array elements from the right. If we want to gather them from the left, we can roll our own left-variadic decorator for functions, or left-gatherer for destructuring arrays.