multileveled
- adjective
- /ˌmʌl.tiˈlɛv.əld/
- In marriage, the bodily, emotional, and spiritual are the different levels of a unitary, multileveled, personal, marital communion.
Examples
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Before teachers can begin to implement a multileveled approach to classroom behavioral support, they should identify and evaluate existing classroom structures.
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A multileveled conception of identity was introduced, based on the belief that individuals can determine their identities with references to local, national, and international communities.
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Well, folk music has always been a political music, but he was really expressing it as an art form in a way that was multileveled and very deep.
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A special education teacher added a unit integrating art and children's books to teach multileveled students about Japan.
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We believe that new teachers are better prepared to work in schools with diverse student populations when they are well-versed in instructional strategies that address the needs of multicultural, multileveled, inner-city classrooms.
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Hence, the biological union of a husband and a wife can embody or make present their multileveled (bodily, emotional, intellectual, volitional) marital communion.
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The catalog describes Wilson's installation as "a combination of a treasure hunt, a series of elaborate and witty riddles, and a multileveled probe into cultural and racial bias."
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The museum features a stunning multileveled exhibit that showcases different aspects of ancient civilizations.
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The architect designed a multileveled structure that offers breathtaking views from each balcony.
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Their learning program incorporates a multileveled approach, catering to students' varying abilities and interests.
Synonyms
Placed in levels with some people having more power than others
Having levels one above another, like seats or a cake
Something that has several parts on different levels
Having several separate stages in a process, test, or treatment
Having parts that lie on top of each other, like a cake
Having several levels one above another, like stadium seating
Having parts or effects at both small and large sizes
A machine or process that has more than one stage
Antonyms
How Many Levels
Surface Forms
Morphology
multileveled = multilevel (transparent) = multi + level + ed
The word is transparently built from multilevel plus the regular adjectival/participial suffix -ed.
Etymology
Multileveled is made from the prefix multi- meaning 'many', the same 'multi-' you see in multiple, and level meaning 'floor' or 'layer'. So something multileveled has many floors or layers, whether a building, a system, or an idea.