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Meanings of many-sided in English
Catalan
multilateral Having many parts or sides.
Usage of many-sided in English
1
Of all the animal kingdom, the cat has the most many-sided character.
2
I should call myself many-sided, and in many respects unlike ordinary men.
3
These conflicting views were rooted in different elements of Browning's many-sided nature.
4
He possessed no more enviable talent than his many-sided zest for life.
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But this was only one, and a later development of many-sided Clement.
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We have already had occasion several times to mention this many-sided man.
7
They are as various, fortunately, and as many-sided as human nature itself.
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And here again we come to another side of many-sided John Barleycorn.
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He was not the steadfast single-eyed statesman; but the many-sided genius.
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But the many-sided Pope did not ignore the religious wants of the Church.
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The arguments in favour of such a view are numerous, many-sided, and cumulative.
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The ground plan shows that it was really a many-sided building.
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Thus far in this chapter we have been considering many-sided words.
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The life of many-sided growth is also a life of self-expression.
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Take it for all in all, it was a manly, wholesome, many-sided life.
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They were not wit so much as humanity, the many-sided outlook upon life.
Frequent collocations
Many-sided through the time