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Definition of Multiversity
1. Noun. A university system having several separate campuses and colleges and research centers.
Definition of Multiversity
1. [n -TIES]
Lexicographical Neighbors of Multiversity
Literary usage of Multiversity
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. A First Course in Philosophy by John Edward Russell (1913)
"Only if our world is grounded in a One Mind, a One Law, and moves to One Event,
can we have rational assurance that out of our present multiversity of ..."
2. Science by American Association for the Advancement of Science (1883)
"The character of the multiversity of educational medical literature may thus be
faulted for complacent acceptance of traditional practices, ..."
3. Higher Education Management and Policy by OECD Staff (2005)
"... research and teaching institution, which expanded from the elitist university
to the mass university and "multiversity" after the Second World War. ..."
4. Glasgow: Lessons for Innovation and Implementation by OECD Staff (2002)
"... proposals for a Gateway Knowledge Alliance (or multiversity) under the North
Kent Area Investment Framework (Thames Gateway Kent Partnership, 2002). ..."
5. A First Course in Philosophy by John Edward Russell (1913)
"Only if our world is grounded in a One Mind, a One Law, and moves to One Event,
can we have rational assurance that out of our present multiversity of ..."
6. Science by American Association for the Advancement of Science (1883)
"The character of the multiversity of educational medical literature may thus be
faulted for complacent acceptance of traditional practices, ..."
7. Higher Education Management and Policy by OECD Staff (2005)
"... research and teaching institution, which expanded from the elitist university
to the mass university and "multiversity" after the Second World War. ..."
8. Glasgow: Lessons for Innovation and Implementation by OECD Staff (2002)
"... proposals for a Gateway Knowledge Alliance (or multiversity) under the North
Kent Area Investment Framework (Thames Gateway Kent Partnership, 2002). ..."
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