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
Having parts that lie on top of each other, like a cake
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
A machine or process that has more than one stage
Having several levels one above another, like stadium seating
Having parts or effects at both small and large sizes
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.