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multichanneled

multichanneled

4.7
There are several channels for sending data or water
  • adjective
translation icon : multicanal
  • The company adopted a multichanneled marketing strategy to reach customers through social media, email, and direct mail.

Examples

  • Moreover, the robustness of using a multichanneled approach to teaching the introductory APE courses represented within this study may have adequately influenced attitude change both with and without practicum experiences.

    Academic text (1998)
  • Within this multichanneled, multilane information highway, the value-based narrative has become what Raymond Williams (1980) termed a residual form within the dominant capitalist cultural superstructure.

    Academic text (1998)
  • Using a multichanneled approach, the team communicated updates through video calls, group chats, and emails.

  • Her presentation used a multichanneled format, incorporating slides, videos, and audience participation to engage everyone.

Synonyms

multichannel
vsmultichanneled
1 4.4

Using several different ways to reach or talk to people, for example online and in shops

has identical meaning but is formed with an -ed adjective suffix

Antonyms

single-channel
  • Specialized
1 4.8

Sound that plays through one speaker, not left and right

How Many Channels

multichanneled
4.7
single-channel
  • Specialized
1 4.8

Surface Forms

multichanneled positive
multichanneled comparative
multichanneled superlative

Morphology

multichanneled = multichannel (transparent) = multi + channel + ed

The word is built transparently from multi- + channel, with -ed forming an adjectival participle-like shape that preserves the straightforward meaning of involving multiple channels.

Etymology

The word multichanneled comes from multi- meaning 'many' and channel meaning a 'path' for water or signals, like a TV channel or a river channel. So, multichanneled describes something that has many paths or ways to move or send things.