many-sided
Adjective
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Having many parts or sides (synset 300238832)
similar to:
- bilateral, two-sided - having two sides or parts
- deep-lobed - having deep bilateral lobes
- two-lobed - having two lobes
- bipartite, two-part, two-way - involving two parts or elements
- joint - involving both houses of a legislature
- multipartite - involving more than two parties
- four-sided, quadrilateral - having four sides
- five-sided - having five sides
- six-sided - having six sides
- seven-sided - having seven sides
- eight-sided - having eight sides
- nine-sided - having nine sides
- ten-sided - having ten sides
- eleven-sided - having eleven sides
- twelve-sided - having twelve sides
- four-party, quadripartite - involving four parties
- tetramerous - having or consisting of four similar parts; tetramerous flowers
- three-cornered - involving a group or set of three
- three-lobed - having three lobes
- four-lobed - having four lobes
- five-lobed - having five lobes
- many-lobed - having many lobes
- palmately-lobed - having lobes radiating from a central point
- three-sided, triangular, trilateral - having three sides
- three-party, three-way, tripartite - involving three parties or elements
same as: multilateral -
Having many aspects or qualities (synset 302516967)
"a many-sided subject"; "a multifaceted undertaking"; "multifarious interests"; "the multifarious noise of a great city"; "a miscellaneous crowd"similar to: varied - characterized by variety
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Full of variety or interest (synset 300408731)
"a many-sided personality"
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