multistate
/ˈmʌltɪsteɪt/adjective
1Extending over, relating to, or involving a number of the states of a union, federation, etc. (especially of the United States or Australia), or a number of independent states.
2 Science. Having more than two possible states; capable of existing in any of a number of states.
Origin
1920s; earliest use found in American Journal of International Law. From multi- + state. With sense 1 compare earlier interstate noun, intra-state.
- language lab
- language laboratory
- languageless
- language loyalty
- language master
- language nest
- language of flowers
- language organ
- language-particular
- language planner
- language planning
- language police
- languager
- language rights
- language school
- language shift
- language-specific
- language transfer
- langue
- langued
- langue de boeuf
- langue de chat
- langue d'oc
- Languedoc
- Languedocian