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Etymology 1 a. Weighing more than one ton. Etymology 2
n. 1 (context software design English) A creational pattern resembling the singleton pattern except that multiple keyed instances of the class can be created. 2 (context programming English) The class used for the multiton pattern.
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Usage examples of "multiton".
But the colossus was made to lift not little glasses or pebbles but multiton pipes, beams, and boulders.
Down went the head as the whale arched his back, of the orcas sprinting out of the way as the multiton bull plunged rapidly and unhesitatingly for the silence of the depths.
Twenty years ago, construction of the subway terminal had created a stir among art historians who feared digging beneath Piazza Barberini might topple the multiton obelisk that stood in the center.