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manifold
[ man-uh-fohld ]
/ ĖmƦn ÉĖfoŹld /
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adjective
noun
verb (used with object)
to make copies of, as with carbon paper.
OTHER WORDS FOR manifold
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Origin of manifold
synonym study for manifold
1. See many.
OTHER WORDS FROM manifold
manĀ·iĀ·foldĀ·ly, adverbmanĀ·iĀ·foldĀ·ness, nounWords nearby manifold
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British Dictionary definitions for manifold
manifold
/ (ĖmƦnÉŖĖfÉŹld) /
adjective formal
of several different kinds; multiplemanifold reasons
having many different forms, features, or elementsmanifold breeds of dog
noun
verb
(tr) to duplicate (a page, book, etc)
to make manifold; multiply
Derived forms of manifold
manifolder, nounmanifoldly, adverbmanifoldness, nounWord Origin for manifold
Old English manigfeald. See many, -fold
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Scientific definitions for manifold
manifold
[ mÄnā²É-fÅldā² ]
A topological space or surface.
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