multiproblem

English

Etymology

From multi- +‎ problem.

Adjective

multiproblem (not comparable)

1. Involving more than one problem.
   • 1984, Howard Goldstein, Judith Cicero Hilbert, Harvey C Hilbert, Creative change: a cognitive-humanistic approach to social work practice:

     ...in the social work tradition, the delivery of brokerage, advocacy, and concrete services is also essential with violent and multiproblem families.

Translations

involving more than one problem

• Finnish: moniongelmainen (fi)

See also

• multiproblematic