Meaning & use
multifaceted
Having many different aspects, parts, or sides to a character, issue, or subject.
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Her multifaceted career spans acting, directing, and writing for television.
The debate over immigration is multifaceted, touching on economics, law, and human rights.
A note on using this word
Originally describes a gem cut with many facets; now used mostly figuratively for people, talents, or issues.
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