Category: M

Having given birth earlier. Pertains to a woman who has been previously pregnant and who has given birth, primigravida. A pregnant woman who has been pregnant two or more times before. Medical designation for a woman who has been pregnant more than once. Woman who has been pregnant more than once; recorded as gravida II…

Explanations of phenomena based on two or more interacting factors or causative influences.  

Genetic traits caused by a combination of factors, genes, chromosomes, prenatal development, genetic defects; genetic health. The inheritance of traits influenced by a number of genetic and nongenetic factors, none of which has a major effect.  

Referring to many variables concurrently influencing the development, maintenance, or operation of a phenomenon. Involving several different factors or elements. Referring to inheritance which depends on more than one gene. Height and weight are examples of characteristics determined by multifactorial inheritance. To a disease or condition resulting from the interaction of many factors, especially many…

Repeated orgasms and ejaculations without the male experiencing the typical refractory period.  

Education for cultural understanding and respect.  

An environment with many cultures working together with mutual respect toward complementary goals.  

Having many centers.  

A diagnostic system for classifying behavior on several dimensional axes.  

In psychology, having several dimensions, each of which is used in determining diagnosis, multiaxial diagnosis.