multiplicious
multiplicious adjective: manifold; exhibiting multiplicity.
Adjective
multiplicious (comparative more multiplicious, superlative most multiplicious)
- Manifold; exhibiting multiplicity.
- Some of them are polemical, our reviewer, Joel Brouwer, said, but “Reed’s best poems conjure up a vertiginous, multiplicious, irresolvable and thrilling world.”2007 October 21, Elsa Dixler, “Paperback Row”, in New York Times
- Synonyms:
- many-kinded
Synonyms of multiplicious
Forms of multiplicious
| comparative | more multiplicious |
|---|---|
| superlative | most multiplicious |
Words formed from multiplicious
Questions about multiplicious
- What does multiplicious mean?
- Multiplicious means manifold; exhibiting multiplicity.
- What part of speech is multiplicious?
- Multiplicious is an adjective.
Words near multiplicious in the dictionary
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