Antonyms for manifoldness

Grammar : Noun

Spell : man-uh-fohld

Phonetic Transcription : ˈmæn əˌfoʊld

Definition of manifoldness

Origin : Old English monigfald (Anglian), manigfeald (West Saxon), "various, varied in appearance, complicated; numerous, abundant," from manig (see many) + -feald (see -fold). A common Germanic compound (cf. Old Frisian manichfald, Middle Dutch menichvout, German mannigfalt, Swedish mångfalt, Gothic managfalþs), perhaps a loan-translation of Latin multiplex (see multiply). Retains the original pronunciation of many. Old English also had a verbal form, manigfealdian "to multiply, abound, increase, extend."

As in number : noun aggregate, bunch

Example sentences :

Manifoldness is not1118 born of manifoldness, but of something that is not manifold.
Extract from : « Plotinos: Complete Works, v. 4 » by Plotinos (Plotinus)

His statements are devout and striking, but too rigid for the manifoldness of life.
Extract from : « Expositor's Bible: The Book of Job » by Robert Watson

Heat is the simplest kind of energy from the point of view of manifoldness.
Extract from : « Natural Philosophy » by Wilhelm Ostwald

They have been offended at the manifoldness of the Gospel picture.
Extract from : « The Literature and History of New Testament Times » by J. Gresham (John Gresham) Machen

There was something elusive in the manifoldness of his nature.
Extract from : « Lincoln, the Politician » by T. Aaron Levy

In this versatility of his power and the manifoldness of their application he was remarkable.
Extract from : « The Bay State Monthly, Volume 3, No. 6 » by Various

All living unity is spiritual, not formal; not sameness, but manifoldness.
Extract from : « Sermons Preached at Brighton » by Frederick W. Robertson

No writer ever possessed such a manifoldness, or rather, totality of them.
Extract from : « Platform Monologues » by T. G. Tucker

One is impressed with the manifoldness of the work which began in so much simplicity two centuries ago.
Extract from : « India, Its Life and Thought » by John P. Jones

From the ball as a symbol of unity, we pass over in a consecutive manner to the manifoldness of form in the cube.
Extract from : « Froebel's Gifts » by Kate Douglas Wiggin

Synonyms for manifoldness

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