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''Related article: [[list of appellations of Astronism]].''
'''Multifaricity''' refers to the state and quality of [[The Philosophy of Millettism]] in which it holds a multitude of different appellations to which it is referred depending upon the context of the reference, with the two main categories of appellations for The Philosophy being primary appellations and alternative appellations. Other categories of appellation include the official appellation and denominational appellationw.
 
   
Due to the multifaricity of Millettism, the discipline of study of appellatology was created in order to study the different uses of appellations to refer to The Philosophy, the popularity of each of these appellations, the differences in their meaning depending upon the context of their, the reasons behind why certain appellations are used for select circumstances, and the change in popularity of appellations across different time periods.[[Category:Millettism]]
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'''Multifaricity''' refers to the state and quality of [[Astronism]] in which it holds a multitude of different appellations to which it is referred depending upon the context of the reference, with the two main categories of appellations for The Philosophy being primary appellations and alternative appellations. Other categories of appellation include the official appellation and denominational appellations.
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Due to the multifaricity of Millettism, the discipline of study of appellatology was created in order to study the different uses of appellations to refer to The Philosophy, the popularity of each of these appellations, the differences in their meaning depending upon the context of their, the reasons behind why certain appellations are used for select circumstances, and the change in popularity of appellations across different time periods.[[Category:Astronism]]
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Part of a series on appellatology and the
Appellations of Astronism

Millettism

 
Appellations
The Philosophy of Millettism · Millettism ·

Astronism · Kosma · Sophism · Cosmism

List of appellations of Astronism

Aspects and concepts

Multifaricity of Astronism

Appellation types
Cryptonymity · Dyadonymity · Eponymity · Hyperappellation · Inaptronymity · Polynymity · Toponymity · Trade appellation ·

Concepts and terms
Category · Astrosa · Denominationalism · Derivation · Appellator · Inaptronymous fault

Related topics and disciplines
Anthropomorphism in Astronism · Cosmonomastics · Millettarian onomatological tradition · Philosophomastics · Unisexualism

Related article: list of appellations of Astronism.

Multifaricity refers to the state and quality of Astronism in which it holds a multitude of different appellations to which it is referred depending upon the context of the reference, with the two main categories of appellations for The Philosophy being primary appellations and alternative appellations. Other categories of appellation include the official appellation and denominational appellations.

Due to the multifaricity of Millettism, the discipline of study of appellatology was created in order to study the different uses of appellations to refer to The Philosophy, the popularity of each of these appellations, the differences in their meaning depending upon the context of their, the reasons behind why certain appellations are used for select circumstances, and the change in popularity of appellations across different time periods.