multifaceted

See also: multi-faceted

English

Alternative forms

• multi-faceted

Etymology

From multi- +‎ facet +‎ -ed.

Adjective

multifaceted (comparative more multifaceted, superlative most multifaceted)

1. Having multiple facets.

   The diamond had a multifaceted cut.

2. Having many aspects; nuanced or diverse.

   Joanne was a multifaceted individual; she knew how to bargain both with Wall Street brokers and push-cart vendors.

Translations

having multiple facets

• Bengali: বহুরূপী (bn) (bohurupi)
• Catalan: polifacètic
• Chinese:

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• Finnish: monitahoinen
• French: multifacette (fr)
• German: facettenreich (de)
• Hungarian: sokoldalú (hu)
• Italian: poliedrico (it)
• Macedonian: многулик (mnogulik)
• Portuguese: multifacetado
• Russian: многогра́нный (ru) (mnogogránnyj)
• Spanish: polifacético
• Tamil: பன்முகம் (paṉmukam)
• Telugu: బహుముఖ (bahumukha)

having many aspects

• Belarusian: шматгра́нны (šmathránny)
• Catalan: polifacètic
• Chinese:

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• Dutch: veelzijdig (nl)
• Estonian: mitmetahuline
• Finnish: monitahoinen, monipuolinen (fi)
• German: facettenreich (de)
• Hungarian: sokoldalú (hu)
• Irish: ilghnéitheach
• Italian: poliedrico (it)
• Macedonian: многулик (mnogulik)
• Portuguese: multifacetado
• Russian: многогра́нный (ru) (mnogogránnyj)
• Spanish: polifacético
• Swedish: mångfacetterad (sv), mångsidig (sv)
• Telugu: బహుముఖ (bahumukha)
• Ukrainian: багатогра́нний (uk) (bahatohránnyj)