1. having multiple parts, aspects, or forms; varied or diverse
Usage: technical; formal

Examples

• The manifolded approach to the problem considered economic, social, and environmental factors.
• Her manifolded talents included painting, writing, and musical composition.
• The research revealed manifolded causes for the decline in bee populations.
• The manifolded nature of the crisis required coordinated responses from multiple agencies.
• His manifolded interests made him an engaging conversationalist.
• The manifolded structure of the organization allowed for flexible decision-making.