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  1. multi-level: Merriam-Webster
  2. Multi-Level, Multi-level, multi-level: Wordnik
  3. multi-level: Wiktionary

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  2. Construction Term Glossary (No longer online)

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Definitions from Wiktionary (Multi-level)

▸ adjective:  Alternative spelling of multilevel [Having several levels or floors.]

Similar:
multilevelled, multi-levelled, multi-tier, multi-layered, multistorey, multi-faceted, multi-story, multi-directional, tri-level, multilaminated, more...

Opposite:
single-level, one-story, flat

Types:
pyramid, network, direct, matrix, more...

Phrases:
multi-level marketing, Multi-level governance, Multi-level cell, Multi-level converter, more...

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Similar:
multilevelled, multi-levelled, multi-tier, multi-layered, multistorey, multi-faceted, multi-story, multi-directional, tri-level, multilaminated, more...

Opposite:
single-level, one-story, flat

Types:
pyramid, network, direct, matrix, more...

Phrases:
multi-level marketing, Multi-level governance, Multi-level cell, Multi-level converter, more...



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