manifold in Latin
manifold in Latin is multiplex — manifold means existing in many different forms or kinds.
manifold in Latin
multiplex
Various in kind, quality, or manifestation; diverse.
What does "manifold" mean?
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adj Existing in many different forms or kinds.
"The benefits of exercise are manifold."
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noun A pipe fitting that connects several inlets or outlets into one system.
"A cracked exhaust manifold was the source of the engine noise."
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manifold in a sentence
- The benefits of exercise are manifold.
- She faced manifold challenges in her first year running the business.
- A cracked exhaust manifold was the source of the engine noise.
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What is "manifold" in Latin?
"manifold" in Latin is multiplex. manifold means: Existing in many different forms or kinds.
How do you use "manifold" in a sentence?
Example: "The benefits of exercise are manifold." In Latin, "manifold" is multiplex.
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