multiple
/ˈmʌltɪpəl/
noun 5adj 2det 1
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5ADJ.
essential, exposed, metropolitan, over, plastic, sustained
The city faced multiple sustained attacks on its infrastructure over the past decade.
VERB + MULTIPLE
allows, beat, destroying, discussed, network, prohibit, reestablish, sentence
The new security system allows multiple users to access the building simultaneously.
MULTIPLE + NOUN
academy-award, blades, citizenship, collision, episodes, injuries, interpretations, languages
The car crash caused multiple injuries to the passengers in both vehicles.
PREP.
after, in, in, on, on, with
She has worked on multiple projects since joining the company last year.
ADV.
closely, explicitly
The report closely examined multiple factors that contributed to the company's financial decline.
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