multilevel

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The family lives in a multilevel house with a staircase.

Definition

Adjective:
- Having or involving multiple levels, floors, or layers: Describes a structure, system, or concept that is organized into several distinct tiers or stages.
- Specifically of a building: Having more than one floor or story.

Usage

The adjective "multilevel" is used to describe physical structures, organizational systems, or abstract models that are composed of several hierarchical or sequential layers.
It is typically placed before a noun (e.g., a multilevel structure) or used after a linking verb (e.g., The analysis is multilevel).

Examples

Adjective:
- The new library is a multilevel building with a stunning central atrium.
- The study used a multilevel model to analyze data from students within different schools.
- We need a multilevel marketing strategy to reach both national and local audiences.

Advanced Usage

"Multilevel analysis": A statistical method that accounts for data structured at more than one level (e.g., students within classes, classes within schools).
- The researcher employed multilevel analysis to account for classroom effects.
"Multilevel governance": A concept in political science describing the dispersion of authority across multiple tiers of government (e.g., local, national, supranational).
- The European Union is often cited as an example of multilevel governance.

Variants and Related Words

Multilayered (adj): Having or consisting of many layers. Often used more for abstract concepts or physical layers (e.g., a multilayered plot, a multilayered cake).
- The novel presents a multilayered narrative that unfolds gradually.
Multi-story (adj): Specifically for buildings with several floors. (Note: This is a compound word listed here as a related term).
- They live in a multi-story apartment complex.

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The family lives in a multilevel house with a staircase.

Adjective