multifaceted
adj.having many different parts, sides, or qualities. You use this to describe something that is very complex and has many different features.
adj.consisting of or having many different aspects, features, or facets. Often used to describe complex problems, personalities, or social issues.
“The problem is multifaceted and requires many different solutions.”
“The city's economy is multifaceted, relying on tourism, manufacturing, and high-tech industries to stay strong.”
“The legal case was multifaceted, involving not only the immediate breach of contract but also a series of prior disputes regarding intellectual property and international trade agreements.”
“The findings also show that changes in public discourse following legal reform are multifaceted and varied across contexts.”
“A paper published in the journal Frontiers in Environmental Archaeology describes the latest multifaceted re-assessment of those remains, concluding that the princesses were likely skilled at using the weapons buried with them.”
From multi- + facet + -ed.
Etymology adapted from Wiktionary, available under CC BY-SA 4.0.