having many varied parts or aspects; multifaceted
One purpose of this book, then, is to offer a more multifarious and nuanced view of the MFA program than has previously been offered
the most august financiers had been paraded before congressional investigating committees where their helplessness, ignorance, and multifarious schemes of self-enrichment had been made public and excoriated
he becomes ‘Tsar of All Russias’, head of a colossal and multifarious empire
with its feeds multifarious as the glistening strands
the multifarious forms of structural and physical violence that come with inequality
the most multifarious social quacks, who, by all manners of tinkering, professed to redress, without any danger to capital and profit, all sorts of social grievances