Polyadic (adj)
pol-ee-ad-ik
Involving three or more quantities, elements, or individuals.
Early 20th century: from poly- ‘many’, on the pattern of words such as dyadic, monadic.
Example sentences
“The polyadic interactions were experience for adult life.”
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