Pronunciation: /ˈmʌltəpl/
noun a number that is a multiple of another
A1 I bought multiple apples at the store.
A2 She has multiple books on her shelf.
B1 The company offers multiple options for health insurance.
B2 The research study examined multiple factors influencing climate change.
C1 The artist's work can be found in multiple prestigious galleries.
C2 The CEO manages multiple international branches of the company.
adjective denoting or involving more than one
A1 I have multiple pens in my bag.
A2 She bought multiple books for her research project.
B1 The company offers multiple services to its clients.
B2 The project requires multiple team members with different skills.
C1 The artist has released multiple albums over the years.
C2 The scientist conducted multiple experiments to validate the hypothesis.
formal The research project involved collecting data from multiple sources.
informal I have multiple assignments due this week.
slang I'm juggling multiple projects at work right now.
figurative His mind was like a library with multiple shelves of knowledge.
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