multivitamin

American  

[muhl-ti-vahy-tuh-min] / ˌmʌl tɪˈvaɪ tə mɪn /

adjective

1. containing or consisting of several vitamins.

   multivitamin capsules.

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noun

1. a compound of several vitamins.

Etymology

Origin of multivitamin

First recorded in 1940–45; multi- + vitamin

Example Sentences

When they looked at the entire group of participants, they did not see meaningful differences in hypertension risk or blood pressure between those who took a daily multivitamin and those who received a placebo.

From Science Daily

The same goes for multivitamins, which says Dr McCartney just make "expensive urine".

From BBC

It currently works with soft drinks, gym supplement and multivitamin gummy brands.

From BBC

"What we decided to do was make these hollow capsules -- something like a multivitamin pill, but instead of filling them up with vitamins, we fill them up with yeast cells," Gokhale says.

From Science Daily

"We recommend only taking multivitamins that are guaranteed to be safe," he cautions.

From Science Daily