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mul⋅ti⋅mod⋅al

[muhl-tee-mohd-l, muhl-tahy-]
–adjective
1. having more than one mode.
2. Statistics. having more than one modal value: a multimodal distribution.
3. Transportation. intermodal.

Origin:
1900–05; multi- + modal

in⋅ter⋅mod⋅al

[in-ter-mohd-l]
–adjective Transportation.
pertaining to or suitable for transportation involving more than one form of carrier, as truck and rail, or truck, ship, and rail.
Compare bimodal (def. 2).


Origin:
1960–65; inter- + modal


in⋅ter⋅mod⋅al⋅ism, noun
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Main Entry:  multimodal
Part of Speech:  adj
Definition:  having multiple or many modes or instances
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Main Entry: mul·ti·mo·dal
Pronunciation: "m&l-ti-'mOd-&l
Function: adjective
: relating to, having, or utilizing morethan one mode or modality (as of stimulation or treatment) multimodal responses —P. H. Hartline et al> <multimodal cancertherapy involving surgery, immunotherapy, and radiation>
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