Definitions
from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition.
- adjective Having multiple meanings.
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- adjective Involving more than one of the
senses , e.g. both sight and touch. - adjective linguistics Having more than one
sense (distinct meaning).
Etymologies
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Examples
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I got out into the greenbelt square in front of the hotel on the heels of Mapes, the team's multisense spectroscopist.
Dreamfall Vinge, Joan D. 1996
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All the dad-blasted whippersnappers will be effortlessly streaming multisense through their inter-cranial brain-to-cloud hookups, while you try desperately to find some information formatted for your treasured, antique 2D touchscreen. here.
The Register 2009
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Using the latest medical conferencing solutions from MultiSense Communications - www. multisense.co.uk - based on Polycom equipment - surgeons from different disciplines, including bladder cancer and transplant surgery, have been able to view images transmitted at high bandwidth and high frame rates, allowing a diagnosis to be made remotely and without compromise.
Press Releases 2008
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For additional information please call 01494 461949 or visit our website www. multisense.co.uk
Press Releases 2008
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