multiple /mulˈti-pl/

1. Consisting of many elements or components, esp of the same kind
2. Manifold
3. Compound
4. Multiplied or repeated
5. Allowing many messages to be sent over the same wire (telegraphy)

1. A quantity which contains another quantity an exact number of times
2. An object for display, claimed to be art but designed for reproduction in numbers industrially
3. A multiple shop or store

mulˈtiplet noun (physics)

1. An optical spectrum line having several components
2. A group of elementary particles whose members differ only in electric charge

multiply /mulˈti-pli/ adverb

multiple-choiceˈ adjective

(of an examination question) accompanied by several possible answers from which the correct answer is to be chosen

multiple cinema noun

A cinema which has been converted into two or more separate cinemas

multiple fruit noun

A single fruit formed from several flowers in combination, such as a pineapple, fig or mulberry

multiple personality noun (psychiatry)

A disorder in which the subject's personality fragments into a number of distinct personalities

multiple sclerosis noun

A chronic progressive disease in which there is a patchy deterioration of the myelin forming a sheath for the nerve fibres, resulting in various forms of paralysis throughout the body (abbrev MS)

multiple shop or multiple store noun

Any of a series of shops belonging to the same firm, often dispersed about the country

multiple star noun

A group of stars so close as to seem one

common multiple

A number or quantity that can be divided by each of several others without a remainder

least common multiple

The smallest number that forms a common multiple

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