Definition of multiplicity in English:

multiplicity

nounPlural multiplicities ˌmʌltɪˈplɪsɪtiˌməltəˈplɪsədi

A large number or variety.
许多，大量
the demand for higher education depends on a multiplicity of factors
Example sentencesExamples
- This classic narrative structure theoretically permits a multiplicity of perspectives.
- For some hardline individuals on a great number of issues there simply is no room for debate or a multiplicity of opinion at all.
- Having the Web's multiplicity of information at our fingertips empowers and diminishes us.
- That means the state should fund a system which offered a multiplicity of schools - grammar schools, yes, but many other types of specialisms, too.
- The site is suitable for a multiplicity of uses subject to planning permission.
- Currently, local police forces have to address a multiplicity of demands on their resources.
- Moreover, it simply would not be possible to abandon this multiplicity of struggles.
- The world is now turning towards India because such multiplicity of cultures is not found anywhere else.
- The abuse of women stems from a multiplicity of cultural circumstances influenced by power relations.
- Future research should attempt to assess the complexity or multiplicity of roles that constitute the work role.
- It is this multiplicity of choices that drives a consumer society.
- The word ‘racism’ can cover a multiplicity of sins and doesn't really describe what I went through.
- However, the biological significance of this multiplicity of enzymes remains unclear.
- It has a multiplicity of meanings, as I hope has become clear.
Synonyms
abundance, scores, mass, host, array, variety, myriad, a lot
range, diverseness, numerousness, heterogeneity, plurality
profusion, quantities
informal lots, loads, stacks, heaps, piles, masses, tons, oodles, hundreds, thousands, millions, billions
British informal shedload
North American informal slew, gazillions, gobs
Australian/New Zealand informal swag
vulgar slang shitload
North American vulgar slang assload

Origin

Late Middle English: from late Latin multiplicitas, from Latin multiplex (see multiplex).

Definition of multiplicity in US English:

multiplicity

nounˌməltəˈplɪsədiˌməltəˈplisədē

1A large number.
许多，大量
his climbing record lists a multiplicity of ascents
他的登山记录列出大量攀登活动。
Example sentencesExamples
- The nursing home sector in Ireland has experienced significant growth over the past few years due to a multiplicity of social and economic factors.
- In a multiplicity of other ways too he is a driving force, the man of so many parts that seemingly everyone is in demand of him almost on a daily basis.
- The family, then, is not a naturally occurring fixed phenomenon but a concept which is constructed in a multiplicity of ways and for a variety of purposes.
- When you do that, you will find that there are a multiplicity of firms ready and willing to take your money to provide the relevant services.
- A multiplicity of think tanks, utilising networking techniques, can be a source of innovation and new ideas.
- There's a multiplicity of radio stations, there's a multiplicity of individual markets.
- The thing to avoid, I think, is a multiplicity of bodies that trip over each other.
- There is a multiplicity of things that could be said about this town.
- Democracy assumes a multiplicity of answers to a problem.
- State legislatures also host a multiplicity of political parties.
1. 1.1 A large variety.
  多种多样；多样性
  the rainforests and the multiplicity of species that they harbor
  雨林和其蕴藏的种类繁多的物种。
  Example sentencesExamples
  This classic narrative structure theoretically permits a multiplicity of perspectives.
  The site is suitable for a multiplicity of uses subject to planning permission.
  Moreover, it simply would not be possible to abandon this multiplicity of struggles.
  Future research should attempt to assess the complexity or multiplicity of roles that constitute the work role.
  The word ‘racism’ can cover a multiplicity of sins and doesn't really describe what I went through.
  For some hardline individuals on a great number of issues there simply is no room for debate or a multiplicity of opinion at all.
  It has a multiplicity of meanings, as I hope has become clear.
  The abuse of women stems from a multiplicity of cultural circumstances influenced by power relations.
  Having the Web's multiplicity of information at our fingertips empowers and diminishes us.
  Currently, local police forces have to address a multiplicity of demands on their resources.
  The world is now turning towards India because such multiplicity of cultures is not found anywhere else.
  However, the biological significance of this multiplicity of enzymes remains unclear.
  It is this multiplicity of choices that drives a consumer society.
  That means the state should fund a system which offered a multiplicity of schools - grammar schools, yes, but many other types of specialisms, too.
  Synonyms
  abundance, scores, mass, host, array, variety, myriad, a lot

Origin

Late Middle English: from late Latin multiplicitas, from Latin multiplex (see multiplex).

词汇	multiplicity
释义	Definition of multiplicity in English: multiplicity nounPlural multiplicities ˌmʌltɪˈplɪsɪtiˌməltəˈplɪsədi A large number or variety. 许多，大量 the demand for higher education depends on a multiplicity of factors Example sentencesExamples This classic narrative structure theoretically permits a multiplicity of perspectives. For some hardline individuals on a great number of issues there simply is no room for debate or a multiplicity of opinion at all. Having the Web's multiplicity of information at our fingertips empowers and diminishes us. That means the state should fund a system which offered a multiplicity of schools - grammar schools, yes, but many other types of specialisms, too. The site is suitable for a multiplicity of uses subject to planning permission. Currently, local police forces have to address a multiplicity of demands on their resources. Moreover, it simply would not be possible to abandon this multiplicity of struggles. The world is now turning towards India because such multiplicity of cultures is not found anywhere else. The abuse of women stems from a multiplicity of cultural circumstances influenced by power relations. Future research should attempt to assess the complexity or multiplicity of roles that constitute the work role. It is this multiplicity of choices that drives a consumer society. The word ‘racism’ can cover a multiplicity of sins and doesn't really describe what I went through. However, the biological significance of this multiplicity of enzymes remains unclear. It has a multiplicity of meanings, as I hope has become clear. Synonyms abundance, scores, mass, host, array, variety, myriad, a lot range, diverseness, numerousness, heterogeneity, plurality profusion, quantities informal lots, loads, stacks, heaps, piles, masses, tons, oodles, hundreds, thousands, millions, billions British informal shedload North American informal slew, gazillions, gobs Australian/New Zealand informal swag vulgar slang shitload North American vulgar slang assload Origin Late Middle English: from late Latin multiplicitas, from Latin multiplex (see multiplex). Definition of multiplicity in US English: multiplicity nounˌməltəˈplɪsədiˌməltəˈplisədē 1A large number. 许多，大量 his climbing record lists a multiplicity of ascents 他的登山记录列出大量攀登活动。 Example sentencesExamples The nursing home sector in Ireland has experienced significant growth over the past few years due to a multiplicity of social and economic factors. In a multiplicity of other ways too he is a driving force, the man of so many parts that seemingly everyone is in demand of him almost on a daily basis. The family, then, is not a naturally occurring fixed phenomenon but a concept which is constructed in a multiplicity of ways and for a variety of purposes. When you do that, you will find that there are a multiplicity of firms ready and willing to take your money to provide the relevant services. A multiplicity of think tanks, utilising networking techniques, can be a source of innovation and new ideas. There's a multiplicity of radio stations, there's a multiplicity of individual markets. The thing to avoid, I think, is a multiplicity of bodies that trip over each other. There is a multiplicity of things that could be said about this town. Democracy assumes a multiplicity of answers to a problem. State legislatures also host a multiplicity of political parties. 1.1 A large variety. 多种多样；多样性 the rainforests and the multiplicity of species that they harbor 雨林和其蕴藏的种类繁多的物种。 Example sentencesExamples This classic narrative structure theoretically permits a multiplicity of perspectives. The site is suitable for a multiplicity of uses subject to planning permission. Moreover, it simply would not be possible to abandon this multiplicity of struggles. Future research should attempt to assess the complexity or multiplicity of roles that constitute the work role. The word ‘racism’ can cover a multiplicity of sins and doesn't really describe what I went through. For some hardline individuals on a great number of issues there simply is no room for debate or a multiplicity of opinion at all. It has a multiplicity of meanings, as I hope has become clear. The abuse of women stems from a multiplicity of cultural circumstances influenced by power relations. Having the Web's multiplicity of information at our fingertips empowers and diminishes us. Currently, local police forces have to address a multiplicity of demands on their resources. The world is now turning towards India because such multiplicity of cultures is not found anywhere else. However, the biological significance of this multiplicity of enzymes remains unclear. It is this multiplicity of choices that drives a consumer society. That means the state should fund a system which offered a multiplicity of schools - grammar schools, yes, but many other types of specialisms, too. Synonyms abundance, scores, mass, host, array, variety, myriad, a lot Origin Late Middle English: from late Latin multiplicitas, from Latin multiplex (see multiplex).
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