Synonyms for Manifold:
adj.
•abundant, many (adjective)diverse, sundry, Multifold, multiple, Diversiform, numerous, multiform, multifarious, diversified, complex, various, different, assorted.
•all (adjective)
multiplex.
•complex (adjective)
multiplex, motley.
•different (adjective)
Diversiform.
•diverse (adjective)
multifarious.
•various (adjective)
multiform, multiphase, polymorphic, motley, sundry, polymorphous, Heteromorphous, complex, different, multifarious, variegated, many-sided, Diversiform, diversified, diverse, multifaceted, numerous, various, multiplex, Multifold, assorted.
n.
Air brake, brake fluid, brake pad, acceleration, alternator, ABS, automatic transmission, bottom gear, antilock braking system. •car part (noun)shock absorber, windshield, accelerator, bearings, clutch, distributor, steering wheel, muffler, gearbox, fender, dashboard, crankcase, transmission, odometer, camshaft, ignition, cowl, hood, gearshift, bumper, generator, spark plug, glove compartment, connecting rod, chassis, carburetor, radiator, differential, cylinder, piston, speedometer, exhaust, brake, choke, taillights, fan, gear, horn, crankshaft.
•manifold (noun)
multiplex, multiply, multiple.
v.
•change (verb)multiply.
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Usage examples for manifold
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And when I had shaken him off, then I began to sing- The trials that those men do meet withal, That are obedient to the heavenly call, Are manifold and suited to the flesh, And come, and come, and come again afresh; That now, or sometime else, we by them may Be taken, overcome, and cast away. – The Works of John Bunyan Volume 3 by John Bunyan
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It was to the older girl he turned for assistance in parish matters, and Kate realized that Jemima was far better fitted than her light- hearted sister for the manifold duties of a clergyman's wife. – Kildares of Storm by Eleanor Mercein Kelly
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It was with sincere relief I saw her go, for I was in no mood for the somewhat pointed prairie banter, and felt that, in spite of her manifold kindnesses, I could almost have shaken Sally Steel. – The Mistress of Bonaventure by Harold Bindloss