multisection
- noun
- The assembly requires a multisection design to allow for easy access to each individual part during maintenance.
Examples
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They note that many community colleges are limiting enrollment by reducing the number of multisection courses or hiring more adjuncts to reduce costs.
Academic text (1999) -
That is, students of highly rated instructors in multisection courses, on average, did better than students of poorly rated instructors.
Academic text (1993) -
The engineer presented a diagram showing a multisection bridge that enhances stability across large spans.
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During the presentation, they showcased a multisection model of the building, highlighting its modular construction.
Synonyms
A thing made from parts, like a bridge or reef
Something made of different parts joined into one
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Etymology
Multisection comes from the prefix multi- meaning 'many' and section meaning 'part' or a 'cut'. So a multisection is something made of 'many parts', which is why we use it for roofs, walls, or pipes that open or work in separate pieces.