multi-dimensional vs multidimensiona

Both "multi-dimensional" and "multidimensional" are correct, but they are used in different contexts. "Multi-dimensional" is the more common form and is used to describe something with multiple dimensions. On the other hand, "multidimensional" is a single word that is also correct and means the same thing.

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multi-dimensional

This is a correct and commonly used term in English to describe something with multiple dimensions.

Use "multi-dimensional" when you want to describe something that has multiple dimensions, such as in mathematics, physics, or computer science.

Examples:

The multi-dimensional nature of the problem required a complex solution.
She explored the multi-dimensional aspects of the theory in her research.

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Consequently, it must be global, balanced and multi-dimensional.
Putting an extra-dimensional hole in a multi-dimensional space is a very good idea.
In evaluating the Fund and in developing the evaluation methodology it should be borne in mind that deprivation is a complex concept of a multi-dimensional nature.
One of the mechanisms of the Commission's multi-dimensional energy policy should be support for effective investment projects in the energy sector.
Migration is one of the most complex and multi-dimensional phenomena of our time.
I mean, we have these rich, complicated, multi-dimensional ideas.
Scientists have come up with wonderful language to describe this multi-dimensional world.
So it's actually a multi-dimensional user interface.
Secondly, cohesion policy has helped to find multi-dimensional solutions to highly complex and diverse problems.
Europe still faces a multi-dimensional crisis today, which is hitting employment and low incomes particularly hard.
Accordingly, the promotion of active ageing requires a multi-dimensional approach and ownership by and lasting support among all generations.
Meeting this challenge will require a comprehensive, sustained and fully-resourced programme of action that addresses the multi-dimensional nature of child poverty.
This year, the Commission will present the results of a feasibility study to develop an alternative multi-dimensional ranking system which reflects the diversity of higher education institutions.
Now, it seems to me that language is really the brain's invention to convert this rich, multi-dimensional thought on one hand into speech on the other hand.
Due to the complex and interrelated nature of such challenges, the solutions supported by the ESI Funds should be of an integrated nature, multi-sectoral and multi-dimensional.
This proposal's goal is to send a multi-dimensional signal towards, firstly, Moscow as a reminder of its commitment to preserve the cultural diversity of its minorities instead of eliminating them.
Security of supply and fulfilment of the objectives we have established in relation to climate change, not to mention those laid down in the Lisbon Agenda, oblige us to take a multi-dimensional approach to energy policy.
Poverty is multi-dimensional, denoting people's exclusion from socially adequate living standards and it encompasses a range of deprivations (economic, political, cultural etc.) which need to be targeted by development policies.
It is thus having come to the end of a path rich in lessons that we find ourselves contemplating the possibility of effective African integration, conceived as a long-term, complex and multi-dimensional undertaking and supported by the cooperation of the world outside.
The EESC particularly recognises that the Lisbon strategy is more complex, more multi-dimensional and more diffuse in its implications than any previous specific ambition in terms of achieving results for the European Union.

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