many-valued
many–val·ued
adj \ˌme-nē-ˈval-(ˌ)yüd, -yəd\Definition of MANY-VALUED
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: possessing more than the customary two truth-values of truth and falsehood
First Known Use of MANY-VALUED
1934
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