multifaceted

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multifaceted

A diamond is a multifaceted gem that sparkles in the light.

Definition

Adjective: 1. Having many aspects, facets, or sides: Describes something complex that can be examined or understood from many different angles or perspectives. 2. Varied and diverse in nature: Characterizes something that consists of many different parts, elements, or types.

Usage

The adjective "multifaceted" is used to describe nouns, indicating their complexity and variety. It is a formal term often used in academic, professional, and descriptive contexts.

Examples
  • Describing a person:
    • She is a multifaceted artist, excelling in painting, sculpture, and music.
  • Describing a problem or issue:
    • The economic crisis is a multifaceted problem requiring a comprehensive solution.
  • Describing an object or concept:
    • Diamond is a multifaceted gemstone that reflects light beautifully.
Advanced Usage
  • "multifaceted approach/strategy": A plan or method that addresses many different aspects of a situation.
    • The government adopted a multifaceted approach to public health, combining education, vaccination, and infrastructure.
  • "multifaceted role": A job or position that involves many different types of responsibilities.
    • As a project manager, her role is multifaceted, involving budgeting, scheduling, and team leadership.
Variants and Related Words
  • Multifarious (adj): Many and varied; of many different types. Often emphasizes great diversity.
    • He had multifarious duties at the small company.
  • Manifold (adj): Many and various. Slightly more literary.
    • The benefits of the policy are manifold.
  • Multidimensional (adj): Having or involving several dimensions or aspects. Often used in technical or figurative contexts.
    • The study takes a multidimensional view of poverty.
Synonyms
  • Complex: Consisting of many connected parts; not simple.
  • Versatile: Able to adapt or be adapted to many different functions or activities. (Note: Often used for people or tools, focusing on adaptability rather than inherent complexity.)
  • Diverse: Showing a great deal of variety.
Antonyms
  • Simple: Easily understood or done; not complicated.
  • One-dimensional: Lacking depth or complexity; having a single focus or aspect.
  • Uniform: Not varying; the same in all cases and at all times.
multifaceted

A diamond is a multifaceted gem that sparkles in the light.

Adjective
  1. having many aspects
    • a many-sided subject
    • a multifaceted undertaking
    • multifarious interests
    • the multifarious noise of a great city
    • a miscellaneous crowd

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