adj. having or made of more than one part; many; n. a number into which another number may be divided without remainder.
I have multiple ideas to fix your problem.
I have multiple ideas to fix your problem.
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They are searching for a cure for multiple sclerosis.
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Meg and Aiden use the Internet multiple times. What do they order at the cafe?
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The doctor has multiple avocations including hiking and painting.
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And because we heard this from multiple clients whose opinion we highly respect we pulled it.
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The least common multiple of 12 and 18 is 36.
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Armadillos have multiple of what in their burrows?
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Running around a race track multiple times can sometimes be fatiguing.
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Who painted the other multiple swastikas?
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The marching band played multiple rhythms.
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The satellite imagery and thermal anomalies data corroborated multiple reports.
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more than one; many; more than one part
fraction
3 syllables
mul-ti-ple
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