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multifaceted

/ˌmʌltiˈfæsɪtɪd/

Traducción: Que tiene muchos aspectos, facetas o dimensiones diferentes; complejo y variado en su naturaleza.

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adjective

/ˌmʌltiˈfæsɪtɪd/C1formal
  • esQue tiene muchos aspectos, facetas o dimensiones diferentes; complejo y variado en su naturaleza.

Having many different aspects, features, or facets; complex and varied in nature, not limited to a single dimension.

  1. Having many sides or facesC1formal

    Composed of multiple distinct planar surfaces or facets, especially of a cut gem, crystal, or geometric form.

    esPolifacético (para superficies planas)

    • The diamond had a ___ cut that sparkled brilliantly.
    • A ___ crystal caught the light from every angle.
    • The sculpture's ___ design made it look different from each viewpoint.
    • Geometric solids can be simple cubes or highly ___ polyhedra.
    • She admired the ___ surface of the polished stone.

    Sinónimosfacetedmany-sidedpolyhedral

  2. Complex and varied in natureC1formal

    Exhibiting many different and distinct features, aspects, or qualities; not simplistic or one-dimensional.

    escomplejo y variado

    • Her ___ personality made her an excellent diplomat.
    • Addressing climate change requires a ___ approach.
    • The novel offers a ___ exploration of the human condition.
    • He played a ___ character who was both villain and victim.
    • A ___ strategy is needed to succeed in the modern marketplace.

    Sinónimoscomplexcompounddiverseheterogeneousmanifoldmany-sidedmultidimensionalmultifariousvaried

    Antónimoshomogeneousmonolithicone-dimensionalsimpleuniform

Formas
  • more multifaceted comparative form
  • most multifaceted superlative form
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