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Definition of multiform - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
varietyRare having many forms or kindsRare
- The multiform artwork captivated the audience.
- The multiform nature of the project intrigued investors.
- Her multiform talents include painting, singing, and writing.
Origin of multiform
Latin, multus (many) + forma (form)
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- French:multiforme, ...
- German:vielgestaltig, ...
- Italian:multiforme, ...
- Spanish:multiforme, ...
- Portuguese:multiforme, ...
- Chinese:多样的, ...
- Japanese:多様な, ...
- Arabic:مُتَعَدِّد الأَشْكال, ...
- Hebrew:רַב־צּוּרוֹת, ...
- Russian:многообразный, ...
- Ukrainian:багатоформний, ...
- Hindi:विविध, ...
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