Definition of "multi-valued" [multi-valued]

• Having many values, meanings, or appeals (adjective)

WordNet. Princeton University. 2010.

• "Insofar as the book goes, describing his system is largely avoided, except in describing it as something like, as I recall, “multi-valued logic,” which is employed by the protagonist with the equivalent of two brains."
• "No one should attempt to treat judicial decisions as precedents who does not take this multi-valued “logic” into account, or to regard the judges as having anticipated all the ways they could be misunderstood."
• "Non-classical logics such as modal logics, intuitionsitic logic, multi-valued logics, autoepistemic logics, non-monotonic reasoning, commonsense and default reasoning, relevant logic, paraconsistent logic, and so on, have been increasingly gaining the attention of the automated reasoning community."