Pronunciation: /mʌl.tɪˈplɪs.ɪ.ti/
noun the state of being numerous or multiple
A1 There is a multiplicity of colors in the rainbow.
A2 The multiplicity of options at the buffet overwhelmed me.
B1 The multiplicity of languages spoken in the city makes it a diverse place.
B2 The multiplicity of factors contributing to the issue requires a comprehensive approach.
C1 The artist's work showcases a multiplicity of styles and techniques.
C2 The novel explores the multiplicity of perspectives on the same event.
adjective having or involving multiple elements or parts
A1 There are a multiplicity of colors in the rainbow.
A2 The multiplicity of options at the buffet overwhelmed me.
B1 The multiplicity of cultures in the city makes it a vibrant place to live.
B2 The multiplicity of opinions on the topic made it difficult to reach a consensus.
C1 The multiplicity of factors influencing the outcome of the experiment required a comprehensive analysis.
C2 The artist's work displayed a multiplicity of techniques and styles, showcasing their versatility.
formal The study of genetics involves understanding the multiplicity of genes within an organism.
informal There are a multiplicity of options for lunch at the food court.
slang I can't believe the multiplicity of drama happening in our friend group right now.
figurative The artist used a multiplicity of colors to create a vibrant and dynamic painting.
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