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Meaning ofmanifoldin English

manifold

us//ˈmænɪfaʊld//uk//ˈmænoʊfɔːld//

Pluralmanifolds

Definitions

Adjective
1. being numerous or multiple in quantity
  The company has manifold responsibilities to its employees.
2. having many forms or types; diverse
  The city's manifold cultural attractions include museums and theaters.
3. having complex parts or aspects
  The engine has a manifold system with multiple components.
4. occurring at different times or ways
  The company's manifold challenges require creative solutions at different stages.
Adverb
1. many times or repeatedly; in multiple ways
  The benefits of exercise are manifold and well-documented.
Noun
1. a device connecting multiple pipes or channels
  The mechanic inspected the manifold that connected the engine's intake pipes.
2. a historical copy made by manifold writing
  The library houses a rare manuscript that is a manifold from the 15th century.
Verb
1. to reproduce (impressions, texts, etc.) quickly and efficiently
  The printer can manifold documents at a high speed.