multiplicity — The quality or state of having many different aspects, elements, or individual components. A large number or variety of something.
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: The quality or state of having many different aspects, elements, or individual components. A large number or variety of something.
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˌmʌltəˈplɪsəti/
Korean meaning: 다양성, 다수성
Korean pronunciation: 멀-터-플리-시-티 (강세: 플리)
Example Sentences
- The professor was overwhelmed by the multiplicity of excuses students gave for missing the exam.
- The smartphone's success lies in its multiplicity of functions beyond just making calls.
- She struggled with the multiplicity of her responsibilities as a working mother.
multiplicity
NOUN//ˌmʌltəˈplɪsəti//
The quality or state of having many different aspects, elements, or individual components. A large number or variety of something.
The quality or state of having many different aspects, elements, or individual components. A large number or variety of something.
From multiplicity comes simplicity and authenticity!
🎤Pronunciation
🌳Etymology
Origin
From Latin 'multiplicitas,' derived from 'multiplex' meaning 'having many folds or layers.' The word entered English through academic contexts in mathematics and philosophy to describe the concept of being multiple or manifold.
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📝Examples
“The professor was overwhelmed by the multiplicity of excuses students gave for missing the exam.”
“The smartphone's success lies in its multiplicity of functions beyond just making calls.”
“She struggled with the multiplicity of her responsibilities as a working mother.”
“The multiplicity of pizza toppings at the buffet made him want to try everything at once.”
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