Definition

Having several levels or layers, often used to describe something that is complex or has multiple parts.

Example

The building has a multitiered design that makes it stand out in the skyline.

Conversation

Have you seen that new restaurant downtown?

Yeah, I passed by it, and it looks so multitiered and fancy!

I heard their menu is just as complex as the building's design.

I can't wait to try it; it sounds amazing!

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Multitiered → It is formed from "multi-" (from Latin "multus", meaning many) and "tiered" (from Old French "tier", meaning a row or layer). The word "multitiered" describes something that has many layers or levels.

Memory Tip

Think of 'many' ('multi-') layers or levels ('tiered') — that's what multitiered means.

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