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multivalued

[ muhl-ti-val-yood ]
/ ˌmʌl tɪˈvæl yud /
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adjective
possessing several or many values.
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Origin of multivalued

First recorded in 1930–35; multi- + valued

Words nearby multivalued

multitudinous, multi-user, multiuser system, multi-utility, multivalent, multivalued, multivalve, multivariate, multiverse, multiversity, multivibrator
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How to use multivalued in a sentence

  • There's the application of multivalued logic to physics where a fact becomes not a fact any longer.

    Sense from Thought Divide|Mark Irvin Clifton
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