multiline

/ˈmʌltiˌlaɪn/
noun
  1. A system or device that uses multiple lines, especially in telecommunications or computing.
    • In programming, a multiline can refer to a string that spans several lines of code.
    • The small business upgraded from a single line to a multiline for handling more calls.
    • The technician configured the multiline to route calls to different departments.
adjective
  1. Having or involving multiple lines of text, data, or communication.
    • The error message was a multiline warning that scrolled off the screen.
    • The text editor supports multiline input for writing longer notes.
    • A multiline phone system allows several calls to be handled at once.
  2. Relating to a system or device that can handle several lines or channels simultaneously.
    • The printer has a multiline display that shows status updates for each job.
    • Multiline optical cables can transmit data faster than single-line ones.
    • The office installed a multiline telephone system for better customer service.
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