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A combining form from L. plus, pluris, more, many; as pluriliteral.
pluri- Sentence Examples
- The pluri-cellular organism possessed numerous cells, each with its own specialized function.
- The historical archives contained a pluri-dimensional tapestry of events spanning centuries.
- The pluri-ethnic society celebrated the diversity of its cultures and traditions.
- The pluri-vocal text offered multiple perspectives on the same event, inviting readers to engage critically.
- The pluri-modal sensory experience immersed the viewer in a world of sight, sound, and touch.
- The pluri-disciplinary research team brought together experts from various fields to tackle complex problems.
- The pluri-annual event recurred every several years, becoming a cherished tradition in the community.
- The pluri-dimensional landscape featured hills, valleys, and bodies of water that created a breathtaking vista.
- The pluri-partite agreement involved multiple parties and required delicate negotiation to reach a consensus.
- The pluri-medial art exhibition showcased works in various formats, including paintings, sculptures, and digital installations.
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A combining form from L. plus, pluris, more, many; as pluriliteral.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The pluri-cellular organism possessed numerous cells, each with its own specialized function.
The historical archives contained a pluri-dimensional tapestry of events spanning centuries.
The pluri-ethnic society celebrated the diversity of its cultures and traditions.
The pluri-vocal text offered multiple perspectives on the same event, inviting readers to engage critically.
