manifold
/ˈmænɪfoʊld/
adjective
- Many and of several different kinds; multiple or varied.
- The benefits of exercise are manifold, affecting both body and mind.
- She faced manifold challenges while starting her own business.
- The museum's collection includes manifold artifacts from around the world.
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noun
- A pipe or chamber with several openings for connecting other pipes, especially in an engine or heating system.
- A leak in the intake manifold caused the engine to run poorly.
- The mechanic replaced the exhaust manifold on the car.
- The plumber installed a manifold to distribute water to different parts of the house.
- In mathematics, a topological space that locally resembles Euclidean space (used in advanced contexts).
- The student studied how to calculate curvature on a Riemannian manifold.
- A sphere is a simple example of a two-dimensional manifold.
- The concept of a manifold is fundamental in differential geometry.