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multiform

ADJECTIVE
  1. occurring in or having many forms or shapes or appearances
    the multiform universe of nature and man

How To Use multiform In A Sentence

  • As the principal part of the earth land ecosystem, forest, especially the natural forest is most significant in keeping the ecological balance and the maintenance of the biology multiformity.
  • Her use of the word is idiosyncratic, and while some may object that its elasticity and multiform character makes it suspect, others may find it a helpful way of conceiving of historical inquiry.
  • According to the variety of core construction, ferromagnetic material and operating parameters of system, inrush current presents an evident multiformity.
  • These include ray-finned fish subclass Actinopterygii, "new-finned" fish Neopterygii, Messel garfish Atractosteus strausi, Messel bowfin Cyclurus ( 'Amia') kehreri, Archaic knife-fish Thaumaturus intermedius, Messel eel Anguilla ignota, high-backed predatory Messel perch Amphiperca multiformes, and double-finned Messel perch Palaeoperca proxima. Messel Pit fossil site, Germany
  • And grand are their laws, so multiform, puzzling, evolutionary,
  • It is pointed out in this paper that the criterion of productive force is both the criterion of truth and value with unity and multiformity, and the unification of truth and value.
  • Better still, India are over here in August for a blockbusting multiformat tour. IPL4 is the ideal accompaniment to the parochial intrigue of ECC112 | Barney Ronay
  • Cricket, at the beginning of the twenty-first century, is more than any other, the most common ground for all the multiform and opposing elements of the global Indian nation.
  • If these functions and actions lead to a definite end, making folktales uniform and identifiable, the characters and their attributes change, making the tales multiform.
  • the multiform universe of nature and man
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