multispeed
- noun
- /ˈmʌltiˌspiːd/
- The new bike has a multispeed gear system.
Examples
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The mechanic recommended a multispeed for better performance on different terrains.
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He bought a new multispeed to help him ride up steep hills more easily.
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Many cyclists prefer a multispeed because it offers more flexibility during long rides.
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I prefer a multispeed blender for making smoothies.
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The bike has a multispeed gear system that allows for easier climbing on hills.
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He prefers a multispeed blender for making smoothies because it offers different blending options.
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The new multispeed fan can operate at several speeds to suit different cooling needs.
How Many Speeds
- Specialized
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Multispeed comes from the parts multi- 'many' and speed 'how fast something moves'. As a noun it means a device or vehicle with more than one speed or gear, for example a bicycle with several gears to help on hills and flat roads.