pluridisciplinarietà

multidisciplinarity

noun ploo-ree-dee-shee-plee-nah-ryeh-TAH Rare

Usage Note

Pluridisciplinarietà is an abstract feminine noun that is invariable in form — la pluridisciplinarietà has no separate plural. It is used in academic and policy writing to describe an approach that draws on multiple fields; in informal speech the shorter multidisciplinarità is more common.

Examples

"La ricerca richiede pluridisciplinarietà."

Natural Translation

The research requires multidisciplinarity.

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