A multidimensional ideological battle needs to be waged and it needs national leadership.
George was neither shallow nor superficial; his personality was deep and multidimensional.
“People are uncomfortable with the idea of a multidimensional women,” Sciortino says.
The performances and writing are multidimensional and multilayered.
This multidimensional aspect of the enrichment group not only makes it more complex, but also increases its potential.
late 14c., "measurement, size," from Latin dimensionem (nominative dimensio) "a measuring," noun of action from past participle stem of dimetri "to measure out," from dis- (see dis-) + metiri "to measure" (see measure). Meaning "any component of a situation" is from 1929. Related: Dimensional; dimensions.
dimension di·men·sion (dĭ-měn'shən, dī-)
A measure of spatial extent, especially width, height, or length.
Scope or magnitude.