Some commands read @emph{multiple inputs} from the minibuffer at
once. For example, @kbd{M-x describe-face} prompts you for @emph{one
or more} face names, and displays a help buffer describing all given
-faces. @xref{Faces}. This works just like reading a single inputs,
+faces. @xref{Faces}. This works just like reading a single input,
except that you can type several inputs in the minibuffer, separating
them with @dfn{input separators}. You can use completion to fill in
the individual inputs, as usual.