multiple

adjdiversified

Synonyms for multiple

adj diversified

Antonyms for multiple

Word Origin & History

1640s, "involving many parts," from French multiple (14c.), from Late Latin multiplus "manifold," from Latin multi- "many, much" (see multi-) + -plus "-fold," (see -fold). The noun is from 1680s, in mathematics, from the adjective. Multiple choice as a type of question attested from 1828. Multiple exposure first recorded 1923.

Example Sentences formultiple

They were going to fight Pippin's multiple shops and beat them.

There is such a thing as multiple personality, and there is also multiple nationality.

This earth is made too subtly, of too multiple warp and woof, for prophecy.

Books of multiple authorship often possess too wide a diversity of viewpoints.

He has abandoned the single hypothesis for the multiple hypothesis.

This does not mean that families can combine easily in multiple households.

Not that I got any inkling of the conception of a multiple world.

And no one was more alive than I to the multiple significance of the daily drama.

Show that the law of multiple proportion holds in this case.

Show that the Law of Multiple proportion holds in this case.

multiple

Synonyms for multiple

Antonyms for multiple

involute

large amount

manifold

more complex

multifarious

multiple

Synonyms for multiple

Antonyms for multiple

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complex

involute

large amount

manifold

more complex

multifarious