many-valued
adjective
1 Mathematics (of a function) having more than one value for some or all of its arguments; that maps to more than one point, number, etc.
2 Logic designating a logic in which a proposition can be assigned any of three or more values, rather than being restricted to those of truth and falsity.
Origin
Late 19th century.
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