Modifies a noun

• phenomenon: Results suggest that grouping is a multifaceted phenomenon, with rehearsal, only one facet, playing a greater role with visual presentation.

• intervention: The study also explored whether the effects of multifaceted interventions increased with the number of intervention components.

• approach: I am using Soapbox to argue for a multifaceted approach to the death of Jesus.

• nature: Given the multifaceted nature of the illegal meat trade, gaging its true scale is difficult.

• relationship: In its place is a much richer, multifaceted relationship.

• program: The program has evolved over the years from a basic helpline to a comprehensive multifaceted open access drugs program.

Modifying Another Word

• so: Since it is so multifaceted Soul II Soul have been looking for various ways to take up the challenge of the NET.