multifarious

Examples

• All

• "If nature and God were somehow capable of speaking to us, the utterances would be multifarious and conflicting."

  Academic text (2001)

• Academic freedom, often the object of slogans and multifarious activism, is neither a fixed nor an intuitive concept.

  Academic text (2008)

• " Ladies and gentlemen, despite our multifarious interests, we are united on one front."

  Fiction book (2001)

• The multifarious aspects of this god are shown by his more than one hundred documented names.

  Academic text (1990)

• What sets these individuals apart is their diligence in pursuing professional growth despite the surge of multifarious demands they face in their daily lives.

  Academic text (2008)

• Further, the university maintains scores of web pages for its multifarious organizations, suborganizations, and activities.

  Academic text (1998)

• Hip Hop's origins are complex and multifarious along racial lines.

  Academic text (2016)

• The authors provide many types of evaluation "instruments" to answer the multifarious purposes of the institutional audits.

  Academic text (2003)

• We are eternally grateful to you for the fact that you have made a point of ensuring that the the various, the multifarious voices of this House are heard.

• The bridging of the digital divide is critical to the circumvention of the multifarious problems afflicting children around the world.

  Academic text (2001)

Synonyms

V

various

vsmultifarious

∞ 1.0

Having many different kinds

implies a broader, more numerous diversity across types and aspects

V

varied

vsmultifarious

54 3.3

Containing many different kinds, not all the same

is a stronger term indicating many different parts or kinds

M

miscellaneous

vsmultifarious

17 6.5

Something that contains different kinds of things like papers or tools

suggests wider diversity across parts and types rather than a simple mix

M

multifaceted

vsmultifarious

15 5.9

Having many different parts or sides

focuses on broad diversity across parts and types

M

multidimensional

vsmultifarious

9 6.6

Having many different parts or sides that make it complex

covers varied kinds and types rather than dimensional complexity

M

multifold

vsmultifarious

1 5.5

Having many different parts or aspects

portrays broad diversity across types rather than mere multiplicity

D

diversified

vsmultifarious

1 4.7

Having many different kinds of things

points more directly to inherent many varied kinds rather than change

M

many-faceted

vsmultifarious

1 5.8

Having many different parts or qualities

emphasizes general variety across parts rather than noted sides

M

many-sided

vsmultifarious

1 4.1

Having many different parts or qualities

stresses overall diversity of types and aspects instead of sides

M

multiplex

vsmultifarious

• Specialized

1 6.5

Having many parts or features and not simple

is more about general variety across kinds than structural complexity

M

multihued

vsmultifarious

1 5.9

Having many different colors

refers more generally to varied kinds and aspects beyond colors

M

manyfold

vsmultifarious

• Archaic

8.1

Having many different parts or types

focuses more on the presence of varied types than on count

M

multiform

vsmultifarious

6.8

Having many different forms or shapes

refers more broadly to varied kinds and aspects rather than forms

H

heterogenic

vsmultifarious

8.0

A thing that has different kinds of parts

stresses a wide range of kinds and varied types more generally

O

omnifarious

vsmultifarious

• Archaic

9.9

Of many different kinds

means many varied kinds but not necessarily absolutely every sort

M

multivalent

vsmultifarious

9.2

Having many possible meanings for different people

focuses on varied kinds and types rather than multiple interpretations

Antonyms

U

uniform

92 3.7

Always the same in all parts and at all times

H

homogeneous

20 6.6

Made of people or things that are all the same

How Diverse

multifarious

• Formal

1 9.2

diverse

297 3.4

varied

54 3.3

limited

97 1.9

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology