multifariousness

nounvariety

Antonyms for multifariousness

diversification

noun. variety

Word Origin & History

1590s, from Latin multifarius "manifold," from multifariam (adv.) "on many sides; in many places or parts," perhaps originally "that which can be expressed in many ways," from multi- "many" (see multi-) + -fariam, adverbial suffix (cf. bifariam "in two places"), from PIE *dwi-dhe- "making two." Related: Multifariously; multifariousness. Earlier forms of the word in English were multiphary (adv.); multipharie (adj.), both mid-15c.

Example Sentences formultifariousness

It is the task of the composer to combine this multifariousness into an artistic whole.

This multifariousness of pursuit is needed also in the education of the poor.

The day of peace and oneness is over, the day of the great fight into multifariousness is at hand.

I wanted to tell you that I think you are quite right, Milverton, in saying a good deal about multifariousness of pursuit.

We have said enough to indicate the comprehensiveness and multifariousness of the theme which our author has here investigated.

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