Mul-tē'i-ty, n.
n. [Lat. multus, much, many.] The state of being many; multiplicity. [Rare.] There may be multeity in things, but there can only be plurality in persons. Coleridge.
n. [Lat. multus, much, many.] The state of being many; multiplicity. [Rare.] There may be multeity in things, but there can only be plurality in persons. Coleridge.