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multiform /mul·ti·form/ (mul´tĭ-form) polymorphic.
mul·ti·form (mlt-fôrm)
adj.
Occurring in or having many forms or shapes; polymorphic.
multi·formi·ty (-fôrm-t) n.
multiform
[mul′tifôrm]
Etymology: L, multus, many, forma
an organ, tissue, or other object that appears in more than one shape.
multiform [mul´tĭ-form]
occurring in many forms; polymorphic.
multiform
occurring in many forms; polymorphic.
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