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multipage

multipage

1 3.9
Having more than one page
  • adjective
  • /ˈmʌltiˌpeɪdʒ/
: multipágina
  • For our project, we created a multipage presentation to cover all aspects of our research.

Examples

  • The report was a lengthy multipage document outlining the company's financial performance.

  • These are "multipage online resources devoted to the needs of their specific learning communities" (Valenza 2005, 54).

    Academic text (2014)
  • Joe made a cup of fragrant sweetgrass tea before opening that last parcel, expecting one of Grampa Sam's usual dense, multipage, borderline textbook letters filled not with small talk but large ideas; letters that proved the old man was still dedicated to helping educate him.

    Fiction book (1998)
  • She printed out a multipage instruction manual to help her understand the software better.

How Many Pages

multipage
1 3.9
spread
  • Jargon
24 5.8

Surface Forms

multipage positive

Morphology

multipage = page (transparent) = multi + page

The meaning is directly compositional: 'multi-' plus 'page' means having many pages.

Etymology

Multipage comes from the part multi- meaning 'many', as in multiple, and the word page meaning 'a sheet in a book'. So a multipage worksheet or brochure simply has 'many pages'.