multidimensional

As a noun multiverse

is (philosophy) the world, considered as lacking in purpose, design, or predictability.

As an adjective multidimensional is

(mathematics) having more than two dimensions.

As an adjective multidimensional

is (mathematics) having more than two dimensions.

As a noun plural is

plural (that form of a word which expresses or denotes more than one).

As adjectives the difference between multifactorial and multidimensional

is that multifactorial is involving, or controlled by multiple factors while multidimensional is (mathematics) having more than two dimensions.

As adjectives the difference between multidimensional and undefined

is that multidimensional is (mathematics) having more than two dimensions while undefined is lacking a definition or value.

As adjectives the difference between versatile and multidimensional

is that versatile is capable of doing many things competently while multidimensional is (mathematics) having more than two dimensions.

In mathematics|lang=en terms the difference between multidimensional and heterogeneous

is that multidimensional is (mathematics) having more than two dimensions while heterogeneous is (mathematics) incommensurable because of different kinds.

As adjectives the difference between multidimensional and heterogeneous

is that multidimensional is (mathematics) having more than two dimensions while heterogeneous is diverse in kind or nature; composed of diverse parts.

As adjectives the difference between multidimensional and multisectoral

is that multidimensional is having more than two dimensions while multisectoral is involving multiple sectors.

As adjectives the difference between multilevel and multidimensional

is that multilevel is having several levels or floors while multidimensional is (mathematics) having more than two dimensions.

As adjectives the difference between onedimensional and multidimensional

is that onedimensional is while multidimensional is (mathematics) having more than two dimensions.