multifront
adjective
mul·ti·front ˌməl-tē-ˈfrənt 
-ˌtī-
: having more than one zone of conflict between armies : fought on multiple fronts (see front entry 1 sense 2a(3))
a multifront war/battle/conflict
broadly : involving or directed at multiple zones or areas of activity or effort
His office has also led a multifront campaign to expand the authority of the executive branch … 
Ryan Lizza
Ryan Lizza 
Word History
First Known Use
1940, in the meaning defined above
- for lack of
- for laughs
- for life
- for long
- for love nor money
- for love or money
- for luck
- for much longer
- for no apparent purpose
- for no good reason
- for nothing
- for observation
- for old times' sake
- for one
- for one reason or another
- for one's age
- for one's benefit
- for one's money
- for one's own benefit
- for one's own good
- for one's part
- for one's sins
- for oneself
- for openers
- for ourselves