many-sided

/ˌmɛni ˌˈsaɪdɪd/

Definitions of many-sided

1. adjective

   having many parts or sides
   synonyms: multilateral

   bilateral, two-sided

   having two sides or parts

   deep-lobed

   having deep bilateral lobes

   two-lobed

   having two lobes

   bipartite, two-part, two-way

   involving two parts or elements

   joint

   involving both houses of a legislature

   multipartite

   involving more than two parties

   four-sided, quadrilateral

   having four sides

   five-sided

   having five sides

   six-sided

   having six sides

   seven-sided

   having seven sides

   eight-sided

   having eight sides

   nine-sided

   having nine sides

   ten-sided

   having ten sides

   eleven-sided

   having eleven sides

   twelve-sided

   having twelve sides

   four-party, quadripartite

   involving four parties

   tetramerous

   having or consisting of four similar parts; tetramerous flowers

   three-cornered

   involving a group or set of three

   three-lobed

   having three lobes

   four-lobed

   having four lobes

   five-lobed

   having five lobes

   many-lobed

   having many lobes

   palmately-lobed

   having lobes radiating from a central point

   three-sided, triangular, trilateral

   having three sides

   three-party, three-way, tripartite

   involving three parties or elements
2. adjective

   having many aspects
   “a many-sided subject”

   synonyms: miscellaneous, multifaceted, multifarious

   varied

   characterized by variety
3. adjective

   full of variety or interest
   “a many-sided personality”

   synonyms:

   colorful, colourful

   striking in variety and interest