multithread
- adjective
- /ˈmʌltiˌθrɛd/
- The novel's multithread structure allows readers to follow several characters at once.
Examples
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The novel is a multithread narrative that intertwines several characters' stories.
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This film features a multithread plot that keeps viewers engaged.
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A multithread documentary can present different perspectives on the same event.
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Writers often use a multithread approach to build suspense and depth in their stories.
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The novel's multithread structure allows readers to follow several characters and their arcs simultaneously.
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In a multithread documentary, various individuals share their experiences of the same historical event.
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Authors often employ a multithread strategy to enhance the complexity and intrigue of their storytelling.
Synonyms
Having several different stories or topics happening at the same time
Several people speak or give different views
How Complex
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Multithread comes from multi- meaning 'many' and thread meaning a 'line' or 'story'. So a multithread novel or film has several storylines woven together and happening at the same time.