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English words: multilender to multiorganism

300 English words, part 144 of 159 of the words starting with M, A to Z. 13 have a page of their own.

English words multilender to multiorganism

  1. multilender adjective: Involving more than one lender.
  2. multilength adjective: Relating to multiple lengths.
  3. multilepton adjective: Involving multiple leptons
  4. multileptonic adjective: Involving multiple leptons
  5. multilesion adjective: Having multiple lesions
  6. multilettered adjective: Having many letters (characters of an alphabet).
  7. multilevel adjective /ˌmʌl.tiˈlɛv.əl/: Having several levels or floors.
  8. multileveled adjective /mʌltɪˈlɛvəld/: Having multiple (literal or figurative) levels.
  9. multilevelled adjective: Alternative spelling of multileveled.
  10. multilevelness noun: The property of being multilevel.
  11. multilevels noun: Multiple levels.
  12. multilever adjective: Relating to, or equipped with, more than one lever.
  13. multilevered adjective: Equipped with more than one lever.
  14. multilexemic adjective: Consisting of multiple lexemes.
  15. multilibrary adjective: Having or pertaining to more than one library.
  16. multilicence noun: A licence to have the same software on multiple devices
  17. multilicense adjective: Having more than one license.
  18. multilicensed adjective: Having more than one licence.
  19. multiligament adjective: Involving multiple ligaments
  20. multiligand adjective: Having or involving multiple ligands
  21. multilight adjective: Having or pertaining to more than one light.
  22. multilighted adjective: Having more than one light.
  23. multilimbed adjective: Having multiple limbs.
  24. multiline adjective, noun: Consisting of multiple lines.
  25. multilineage noun: Multiple lineages
  26. multilineal adjective: Having many lines, for example lines of descent
  27. multilineality noun: The quality of being multilineal.
  28. multilineally adverb: In a multilineal manner.
  29. multilinear adjective: Having many lines.
  30. multilinear form noun: Given a vector space V over a field K of scalars, a mapping Vᵏ → K that is linear in each of its arguments;
  31. multilinearity noun: The state or condition of being multilinear.
  32. multilinearly adverb: In a multilinear way.
  33. multilined adjective: Consisting of, or marked with, multiple lines.
  34. multilingual adjective, noun /ˌmʌltiˈlɪŋɡwəl/: Of, relating to, or involving multiple languages.
  35. multilingual notation noun: A system used in lexical resources to denote words or phrases in multiple languages.
  36. multilingualism noun /mʌltiˈlɪŋɡwəlɪzəm/: The condition of being multilingual; the ability to speak multiple languages.
  37. multilingualistic adjective: Of or pertaining to multilingualism.
  38. multilinguality noun: The condition of being multilingual.
  39. multilingualization noun: The act of adapting or localizing something to, into, or for multiple languages
  40. multilingualize verb: To adapt or localize something to, into, or for multiple languages.
  41. multilingually adverb: In a multilingual manner.
  42. multilingualness noun: The state or quality of being multilingual.
  43. multilinguist noun: A speaker of multiple languages; a polyglot.
  44. multilinguistic adjective: of or pertaining to multiple languages
  45. multilinguistically adverb: With reference to multilingualism; utilising multiple languages.
  46. multilinkage adjective: Involving more than one linkage.
  47. multilinked adjective: Linked in multiple ways.
  48. multilinking noun: A form of inverse multiplexing.
  49. multiliposomal adjective: Relating to multiple liposomes
  50. multilist noun: A data structure comprising several lists.
  51. multiliter adjective: Of more than one liter.
  52. multiliteracy noun: The ability to be literate in terms of text in media other than paper
  53. multiliteral adjective: Of or relating to more than one letter (written character).
  54. multiliterate adjective: Having multiliteracy; literate in various different media.
  55. multilithed adjective: printed by means of a Multilith
  56. multilitre adjective: Alternative spelling of multiliter.
  57. multiload noun, verb: A computer program that loads its code and data in a number of separate stages, typically to work around memory constraints.
  58. multiloader noun: A piece of software that multiloads.
  59. multilobal adjective: Having or relating to more than one lobe.
  60. multilobar adjective: Having or involving multiple or many lobes.
  61. multilobate adjective: Having more than one lobe.
  62. multilobated adjective: Alternative form of multilobate.
  63. multilobe adjective, noun: Having more than one lobe.
  64. multilobectomy noun: The removal of multiple lobes
  65. multilobed adjective: Having more than one lobe.
  66. multilobular adjective: Having more than one lobule; especially, having more than two.
  67. multilobulate adjective: Synonym of multilobular.
  68. multilobulated adjective: Synonym of multilobular.
  69. multilobulation noun: The presence of multiple lobules
  70. multilocal adjective: Operating at a local level in more than one region.
  71. multilocality noun: The quality of being multilocal.
  72. multilocation adjective: multilocational
  73. multilocational adjective: Of, pertaining to, or present in more than one location.
  74. multilocationally adverb: In a multilocational manner
  75. multilocellate adjective: Divided into many compartments
  76. multilock adjective, noun: Having more than one lock.
  77. multilocked adjective: Secured by more than one lock.
  78. multilocking adjective: Designed to be secured by more than one lock.
  79. multilocular adjective: Having multiple or many locules or loculi (chambers, cells, or compartments).
  80. multilocularity noun: The quality of being multilocular.
  81. multiloculate adjective: Synonym of multilocular.
  82. multiloculated adjective: Synonym of multilocular.
  83. multilocus adjective: Involving multiple loci
  84. multilog noun: Alternative form of multilogue.
  85. multilogism noun: The inclusion and acceptance of divergent lines of reasoning within a single text, discussion, or approach to a question.
  86. multilogistic adjective: logistic in multiple ways
  87. multilogue noun /ˈmʌltɪlɒɡ/: A conversation that is many-to-many.
  88. multiloop adjective, noun: Having or employing multiple loops.
  89. multiloquence noun /ˌmʌlˈtɪ.lə.kwəns/: The state or condition of being multiloquent; talkativeness.
  90. multiloquent adjective /ˌmʌlˈtɪ.lə.kwənt/: Talkative.
  91. multiloquious adjective: Synonym of multiloquent.
  92. multiloquous adjective: Very talkative.
  93. multiloquy noun: An excess of words or talk.
  94. multilot adjective: Of or relating to more than one lot, or plot of land.
  95. multilumen adjective: Having multiple lumina (typically of a catheter)
  96. multimachine adjective: Relating to multiple machines.
  97. multimagazine adjective: Of or pertaining to more than one magazine.
  98. multimagic adjective: Of a magic cube: remaining magic even if all its numbers are replaced by their kth power.
  99. multimagic square noun: A magic square that remains magic even if all its numbers are replaced by their kth powers for 1 ≤ k ≤ P.
  100. multimagnon adjective: Involving multiple magnons.
  101. multimale adjective: Comprising more than one male.
  102. multimammate adjective: Having many mammae
  103. multiman adjective: Operated or staffed by several people
  104. multimanager adjective: Having or pertaining to more than one manager.
  105. multimanned adjective: Manned by a crew of more than one.
  106. multimap noun: A data structure that maps a single key to multiple values.
  107. multimapping noun: A multiple (n to n) mapping
  108. multimarbled adjective: Containing many marbles.
  109. multimarginal adjective: marginal in multiple ways
  110. multimarker adjective: Having or relating to multiple markers.
  111. multimarket adjective: Of or pertaining to more than one market.
  112. multimasted adjective: Alternative form of multi-masted.
  113. multimaster adjective: Relating to more than one master.
  114. multimate adjective: Having multiple romantic or sexual partners.
  115. multimaterial adjective: Of or relating to more than one material.
  116. multimathematical adjective: That can be expressed in multiple mathematical ways
  117. multimatrix adjective: Of or relating to more than one matrix.
  118. multimaximal adjective: Having multiple maximas
  119. multimeal adjective: Of or relating to multiple meals.
  120. multimechanistic adjective: Operating through multiple mechanisms
  121. multimedia adjective, noun /ˌmʌltiˈmiːdi.ə/: The combined use of sound, video, and text to present an idea.
  122. multimedial adjective: Pertaining to multiple media.
  123. multimediality noun: The quality of being multimedial.
  124. multimediatization noun: The process of multimediatizing; the introduction of multimedia to something.
  125. multimediatize verb: To introduce aspects of multimedia to.
  126. multimediocrity noun: Poor-quality multimedia material.
  127. multimedium adjective: Of or pertaining to more than one medium.
  128. multimegabit adjective: Of more than one megabit.
  129. multimegacycle adjective: On the order of several megacycles.
  130. multimegahertz adjective: On the order of several megahertz.
  131. multimegaton adjective: Of several megatons.
  132. multimegatons noun: An amount of several megatons.
  133. multimegawatt adjective: Involving more than one megawatt of power.
  134. multimember adjective: Having more than one member (political representative).
  135. multimembered adjective: Having more than one member.
  136. multimembrane adjective: Having or relating to more than one membrane.
  137. multimembranous adjective: Relating to or composed of multiple membranes.
  138. multimemory adjective: Having or relating to more than one memory.
  139. multimer noun: A protein consisting of multiple monomers.
  140. multimerger adjective: Of or relating to more than one merger.
  141. multimeric adjective: Describing a protein that has multiple polypeptide chains
  142. multimericity noun: The condition of being multimeric
  143. multimerisation noun: Alternative form of multimerization.
  144. multimerise verb: Alternative form of multimerize.
  145. multimerization noun: The formation of multimers
  146. multimerize verb: To convert into a multimer (by multimerization)
  147. multimerized adjective, verb: Converted into a multimer (by multimerization)
  148. multimerizing adjective: That forms multimers
  149. multimeson adjective: Involving multiple mesons.
  150. multimessage adjective: Involving more than one message.
  151. multimessenger adjective: Describing the use of multiple types of wave to study distant objects
  152. multimetabolite adjective: Relating to multiple metabolites
  153. multimetal adjective: Of or pertaining to more than one metal.
  154. multimetallic adjective: Of or pertaining to more than one metal.
  155. multimetallism noun: The use of a monetary standard based upon multiple different metals.
  156. multimetaphorical adjective: Involving more than one metaphor.
  157. multimetastasis noun: The spread of multiple metastases, especially of cancer
  158. multimetastatic adjective: Related to, or producing multimetastasis
  159. multimeter noun /ˈmʌl.ti.mi.tɚ/: An electronic measuring instrument that combines multiple functions; a combined voltmeter, ammeter and ohmmeter.
  160. multimethod adjective, noun: Employing multiple methods.
  161. multimethodological adjective: Involving more than one methodology, specifically both quantitative and qualitative methodologies.
  162. multimethodologically adverb: Using more than one methodology, especially both qualitative and quantitative.
  163. multimethodology noun: A research approach that uses both quantitative and qualitative data.
  164. multimethylated adjective: methylated at multiple sites
  165. multimethylation noun: methylation at multiple sites
  166. multimetric adjective: Based upon multiple metrics.
  167. multimetrical adjective: Having more than one metre.
  168. multimicrobial adjective: Relating to multiple types of microorganism
  169. multimicrogrid adjective: Having multiple microgrids
  170. multimicronutrient noun: multiple micronutrients
  171. multimicrophone adjective: Involving more than one microphone.
  172. multimike verb: To equip with more than one microphone.
  173. multimilitary adjective: Of or pertaining to more than one military.
  174. multimillennial adjective: Of or pertaining to more than one millennium.
  175. multimillion adjective: Having several millions; costing or worth many millions of dollars, pounds, euros or some other currency.
  176. multimillionaire noun: A person whose net worth is multiple million dollars, pounds, euros or some other currency.
  177. multimillionairess noun: A female multimillionaire.
  178. multimillions noun: Multiple millions.
  179. multimillisecond adjective: Occurring over several milliseconds.
  180. multimineral adjective, noun: Composed of or relating to more than one mineral.
  181. multiminicore noun: multiple minicores
  182. multiminute adjective: Occurring over several minutes.
  183. multimirror noun: multiple mirrors
  184. multimission adjective: Relating to multiple missions.
  185. multimixer noun: A blender with multiple spindles, used for making milkshakes.
  186. multimixture noun: A mixture of multiple components
  187. multimodal adjective: Having or employing multiple modes.
  188. multimodalism noun: multimodality
  189. multimodality noun: The quality of being multimodal; employing multiple modes.
  190. multimodally adverb: In more than one mode.
  191. multimodalness noun: The quality of being multimodal; multimodality.
  192. multimode adjective, noun: Having, or employing multiple modes.
  193. multimoded adjective: Having multiple modes
  194. multimodel adjective: Having or employing multiple models.
  195. multimodeness noun: The condition of having or employing multiple modes
  196. multimodular adjective: Containing or relating to multiple modules.
  197. multimodularity noun: The condition of being multimodular
  198. multimodule adjective: Having or pertaining to more than one module.
  199. multimolar adjective: Describing a concentration of a solution that is some multiple of molar
  200. multimolecular adjective: Involving multiple molecules.
  201. multimonitor adjective: Involving more than one display monitor.
  202. multimonomeric adjective: Composed of many different monomers
  203. multimonth adjective: Spanning, or pertaining to, more than one month.
  204. multimorbid adjective: Suffering from more than one chronic illness at the same time.
  205. multimorbidity noun: The condition of being multimorbid.
  206. multimorph noun: A cantilever with multiple layers, at least one of which is piezoelectric.
  207. multimorphemic adjective: Consisting of, or pertaining to, more than one morpheme.
  208. multimorphism noun: The presence of multiple forms simultaneously
  209. multimortgage adjective: Of or relating to more than one mortgage.
  210. multimotor adjective: Involving more than one motor.
  211. multimotored adjective: Having more than one motor.
  212. multimove adjective: Involving more than one move.
  213. multimovement adjective: Of or pertaining to more than one physical movement.
  214. multimovie adjective: That concerns multiple movies.
  215. multimurder adjective, noun: Involving more than one murder.
  216. multimurderer noun: A person who commits multiple murders.
  217. multimuseum adjective: Of or pertaining to more than one museum.
  218. multimusical adjective: Involving, or consisting of, multiple styles of music.
  219. multimutated adjective: Having multiple mutations
  220. multimutation noun: The presence of multiple mutations
  221. multimutational adjective: Relating to, or promoting multiple mutations
  222. multinacci noun: Describing a generalization of Fibonacci numbers
  223. multinarrative adjective: Of or pertaining to more than one narrative.
  224. multinarrator adjective: Having more than one narrator.
  225. multination adjective: Of or pertaining to more than one nation.
  226. multinational adjective, noun: Of, or involving more than two nations (externally between countries or internally in a country).
  227. multinationalism noun: The practice or policy of being multinational.
  228. multinationalization noun: The process of multinationalizing.
  229. multinationalize verb: To make or become multinational.
  230. multinationally adverb: In a multinational manner
  231. multineddylated adjective: neddylated in multiple positions
  232. multineedle adjective: Having multiple needles
  233. multinegative noun: An array of several negatives to be printed together by photolithography
  234. multinet adjective: Relating to multiple (different) nets
  235. multinetwork adjective: Of or pertaining to more than one computer network.
  236. multinetworked adjective: Connected to multiple computer networks.
  237. multineural adjective: Relating to multiple neurons
  238. multineuron adjective: Involving multiple neurons
  239. multineuronal adjective: Relating to multiple neurons
  240. multineurotrophin noun: A neurotrophin that activates multiple metabolic pathways
  241. multineutron noun: A stable cluster of multiple neutrons.
  242. multiniche adjective: Relating to more than one niche.
  243. multinight adjective: Of or pertaining to more than one night.
  244. multinitrogen adjective: Describing a compound having more than one nitrogen atom
  245. multinodal adjective: Of or relating to multiple nodes.
  246. multinodate adjective: Having many knots or nodes.
  247. multinode adjective: Of or relating to multiple nodes.
  248. multinodous adjective: multinodate; having many knots or nodes
  249. multinodular adjective: Having multiple nodules.
  250. multinodularity noun: The property of being multinodular.
  251. multinomial adjective, noun: polynomial
  252. multinomially adverb: In a multinomial fashion.
  253. multinominal adjective: Having many names or terms.
  254. multinominous adjective: Having many names or terms.
  255. multinorm adjective: Having multiple norms
  256. multinormal adjective: multivariate and normal
  257. multinormality noun: The condition of being multinormal
  258. multinozzle adjective: Having or relating to more than one nozzle.
  259. multinozzled adjective: Having more than one nozzle.
  260. multinuclear adjective: Having multiple nuclei; multinucleate.
  261. multinuclearity noun: The quality of being multinuclear.
  262. multinucleate adjective, noun: having more than one nucleus; multinuclear
  263. multinucleated adjective: Having multiple nuclei; multinucleate
  264. multinucleation noun: The state of being multinucleate.
  265. multinucleolar adjective: With multiple nucleoli.
  266. multinucleolate adjective: Having multiple nucleoli.
  267. multinucleolated adjective: Alternative form of multinucleolate.
  268. multinucleon adjective: Involving, or composed of multiple nucleons
  269. multinucleopolyhedrovirus noun: A genus of large, double-stranded DNA viruses in the family Baculoviridae, characterized by forming occlusion bodies that contain many viral particles;...
  270. multinucleosis noun: Synonym of polynucleosis.
  271. multinucleotide adjective: Relating to multiple nucleotides
  272. multinumber adjective, noun: Relating to more than one telephone number.
  273. multinutrient adjective: Consisting of, or relating to, multiple nutrients.
  274. multiobject adjective: Involving, or derived from multiple objects
  275. multiobjective adjective: Involving multiple objectives
  276. multiobjectivity noun: The condition of being multiobjective
  277. multiobservation adjective: Of or pertaining to more than one observation.
  278. multiobservational adjective: Alternative form of multiobservation.
  279. multioccupancy noun: occupancy of a building by more than one separate resident or household
  280. multioccupation noun: occupation of a dwelling by multiple families or unrelated people
  281. multioccupied adjective, verb: occupied by multiple families or unrelated people
  282. multioccupy verb: To occupy or house by means of multioccupation
  283. multioctave adjective: Of or pertaining to more than one octave.
  284. multiocular adjective: Having multiple eyes.
  285. multiocular O noun: The Cyrillic letter ꙮ.
  286. multioffender adjective, noun: Involving more than one offender.
  287. multioligomeric adjective: Relating to or composed of multiple oligomers.
  288. multiome noun: A multiple genome, but especially a transcriptome and related epigenome
  289. multiomic adjective: Alternative form of multi-omic.
  290. multiomics noun: Alternative form of multi-omics.
  291. multioncogenic adjective: Having multiple oncogenic pathways
  292. multioperation adjective, noun: Of or pertaining to more than one operation (in various senses).
  293. multioption adjective: That involves multiple options
  294. multiorbital adjective: Involving multiple orbits
  295. multiorder adjective: Alternative form of multi-order.
  296. multiorgan adjective: Involving multiple organs of the body.
  297. multiorganelle adjective: Having, or involving multiple organelles
  298. multiorganic adjective: Involving multiple organs.
  299. multiorganism adjective: Relating to multiple organisms

Part 143 · Part 145 · English words: M

Source: English Wiktionary, dump of September 2, 2026 (CC BY-SA 4.0): each word's first meaning. A word with a page of its own links to it; for the rest, this line is PlainSpell's entry. Total under M: 47,683 words, in 159 parts.