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Multiform

Mŭl'ti-fōrm, a.

adjective

a. [Lat. multiformis, fr. multus, much, many, and forma, shape; Fr. & Sp. multiforme, It. multiforme.] Having many forms, shapes, or appearances. “A plastic and multiform unit.” Hare.

Mŭl'ti-fōrm, n.

noun

n. That which has many forms; that which gives a multiplied representation or many repetitions of any thing. “And signifies a multiform of death.” E. B. Browning.