Definition

Describing something that has many different sides or aspects, often used in contexts like military or strategic situations.

Example

The country faced a multifront challenge during the crisis, dealing with economic, social, and political issues all at once.

Conversation

I heard your project is multifront this time.

Yeah, it's a bit overwhelming but exciting at the same time.

How do you manage all those multifront tasks without losing track?

I keep a detailed planner to help me stay organized!

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Multifront → It is formed from "multi-" (meaning many) and "front" (from Old French *front*, meaning forehead or front). The word "multifront" refers to having many fronts or aspects, often used in contexts like military or strategic operations.

Memory Tip

Think of 'many' ('multi-') and 'fronts' — this helps you remember that 'multifront' means having many fronts or aspects.

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