two-sided
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- adjective
- /ˈtuːˈsaɪdɪd/
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- I need to buy some two-sided tape for my craft project.
- two-sided photo album
- two-sided printing
- two-sided plastic
So you have this problem when you cook a steak that when you cook with high heat, you get a temperature gradient and you get those bands of Gray meat on two sides.
- So you have this problem when you cook a steak that when you cook with high heat, you get a temperature gradient and you get those bands of Gray meat on two sides.
- So this turns out to have two sides and a hole there.
- See, there's two sides on this wing.
- And this eyebrow pen, the tattoo pen has two sides.
- Wait till you see how much just adding the edging along all along the two sides of the main head ring.
Examples
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It was one of those scrambled, two-sided Xeroxes where the fronts and backs of all the cards are there, but they don't match up.
Fiction book (1996) -
So I get the two sides of the drawer and false front from the same Birch plywood I use in the project and the front and back from the other random plywood I had.
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So, they printed the computer flight plan two-sided.
Fiction book (2000) -
Click this link to find a two-sided flyer.
Blog text (32) -
It is two-sided and centered on the frequency zero.
Academic text (2011) -
The handout was printed on two-sided paper to save space.
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This printer supports two-sided printing, so you can save paper.
Synonyms
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Can be used or worn with either side facing out
Having two sides that both show different things
Having two different sides or surfaces
Fabric that can be used on both sides, often with different patterns
Antonyms
How Many Sides
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Two-sided comes from the simple parts two ('two') and side ('surface' or 'face'), so it literally means 'having two faces'. So, it describes things you can use on both sides, like tape, cloth, or a brochure.