Definition of multiversity in English:

multiversity

nounPlural multiversities mʌltɪˈvəːsɪti

North American

A large university with many different departments.
Example sentencesExamples
- The multiversity has said it would provide economic development, social and medical healing, truth, beauty, and, for the young, freedom and social mobility.
- But it held onto aspects of the critique of the multiversity and student passivity from its headier past.
- Recently, one of the many publications devoted to sorting and ranking colleges and universities named a campus in my home multiversity as the ‘most beautiful in the nation.’
- It's not a traditional university - it's a multiversity as it has many dimensions to it, not just one.
- As the twentieth century drew to a close, the idea of the multiversity proved to have additional problems.
- The concept of the multiversity is alive and strong today, and for that matter is a paradigm that is rarely questioned.
- The new multiversity, as he named the complex, was also being transformed into a knowledge industry.
- Against the backdrop of tremendous socio-economic change, expanding enrolments, the development of the multiversity and student radicalism, he singled out higher learning as a stabilizing force.
- Forget the university, here comes the lopsided multiversity.

Origin

Mid 20th century: from multi- + a shortened form of university.

Definition of multiversity in US English:

multiversity

nounˌməltēˈvərsədēˌməltiˈvərsədi

North American

A large university with many different departments.
Example sentencesExamples
- Against the backdrop of tremendous socio-economic change, expanding enrolments, the development of the multiversity and student radicalism, he singled out higher learning as a stabilizing force.
- Recently, one of the many publications devoted to sorting and ranking colleges and universities named a campus in my home multiversity as the ‘most beautiful in the nation.’
- The concept of the multiversity is alive and strong today, and for that matter is a paradigm that is rarely questioned.
- Forget the university, here comes the lopsided multiversity.
- The new multiversity, as he named the complex, was also being transformed into a knowledge industry.
- The multiversity has said it would provide economic development, social and medical healing, truth, beauty, and, for the young, freedom and social mobility.
- But it held onto aspects of the critique of the multiversity and student passivity from its headier past.
- It's not a traditional university - it's a multiversity as it has many dimensions to it, not just one.
- As the twentieth century drew to a close, the idea of the multiversity proved to have additional problems.

Origin

Early 20th century: from multi- + a shortened form of university.

单词	multiversity
释义	Definition of multiversity in English: multiversity nounPlural multiversities mʌltɪˈvəːsɪti North American A large university with many different departments. Example sentencesExamples The multiversity has said it would provide economic development, social and medical healing, truth, beauty, and, for the young, freedom and social mobility. But it held onto aspects of the critique of the multiversity and student passivity from its headier past. Recently, one of the many publications devoted to sorting and ranking colleges and universities named a campus in my home multiversity as the ‘most beautiful in the nation.’ It's not a traditional university - it's a multiversity as it has many dimensions to it, not just one. As the twentieth century drew to a close, the idea of the multiversity proved to have additional problems. The concept of the multiversity is alive and strong today, and for that matter is a paradigm that is rarely questioned. The new multiversity, as he named the complex, was also being transformed into a knowledge industry. Against the backdrop of tremendous socio-economic change, expanding enrolments, the development of the multiversity and student radicalism, he singled out higher learning as a stabilizing force. Forget the university, here comes the lopsided multiversity. Origin Mid 20th century: from multi- + a shortened form of university. Definition of multiversity in US English: multiversity nounˌməltēˈvərsədēˌməltiˈvərsədi North American A large university with many different departments. Example sentencesExamples Against the backdrop of tremendous socio-economic change, expanding enrolments, the development of the multiversity and student radicalism, he singled out higher learning as a stabilizing force. Recently, one of the many publications devoted to sorting and ranking colleges and universities named a campus in my home multiversity as the ‘most beautiful in the nation.’ The concept of the multiversity is alive and strong today, and for that matter is a paradigm that is rarely questioned. Forget the university, here comes the lopsided multiversity. The new multiversity, as he named the complex, was also being transformed into a knowledge industry. The multiversity has said it would provide economic development, social and medical healing, truth, beauty, and, for the young, freedom and social mobility. But it held onto aspects of the critique of the multiversity and student passivity from its headier past. It's not a traditional university - it's a multiversity as it has many dimensions to it, not just one. As the twentieth century drew to a close, the idea of the multiversity proved to have additional problems. Origin Early 20th century: from multi- + a shortened form of university.
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