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multiplicity

[ˌmʌltɪˈplɪsɪti]

multiplicity Definition

  • 1a large number or variety of something
  • 2the state of being multiple or manifold

Using multiplicity: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "multiplicity" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    The multiplicity of opinions on the topic made it difficult to reach a consensus.

  • Example

    The multiplicity of colors in the painting was breathtaking.

  • Example

    The multiplicity of tasks assigned to her was overwhelming.

multiplicity Synonyms and Antonyms

Antonyms for multiplicity

Phrases with multiplicity

  • a multiplicity of voices

    a variety of opinions or perspectives

    Example

    The debate featured a multiplicity of voices, each with its own unique take on the issue.

  • the diversity and complexity of human experience

    Example

    The novel explores the multiplicity of life through the eyes of several different characters.

  • a multiplicity of roles

    the act of performing multiple functions or duties

    Example

    As a small business owner, she had to take on a multiplicity of roles, from accountant to marketer to customer service representative.

Origins of multiplicity

from Old French 'multiplicité', from Latin 'multiplicitas', from 'multi-' (many) + 'plicare' (to fold)

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Summary: multiplicity in Brief

The term 'multiplicity' [ˌmʌltɪˈplɪsɪti] refers to a large number or variety of something, or the state of being multiple or manifold. It can be used to describe opinions, colors, tasks, and more. Examples include 'The multiplicity of opinions on the topic made it difficult to reach a consensus,' and 'The multiplicity of tasks assigned to her was overwhelming.'

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