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mul·ti·sto·ry
/
ˌmʌl
tɪˈstɔr
i
,
-ˈstoʊr
i
/
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[
muhl-ti-
stawr
-ee
,
-
stohr
-ee
]
Show IPA
adjective
(of a building) having several or many
stories
.
Also,
mul·ti·sto·ried.
Origin:
1915–20;
multi-
+
story
2
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