multileveled
adjUK /mʌltɪˈlɛvəld/
Etymology From multi- + leveled.
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Having multiple (literal or figurative) levels.
- In the superstitious Middle Ages, when the world was populated with demons and spirits, the mythic midrashists authored visionary portraits of an extraordinary and dynamic multileveled heaven and hell.1994, Simcha Paull Raphael, Jewish Views of the Afterlife, page 358:
- His successful embracing of the Calas cause highlighted how multi-levelled and complex politics had become by the 1760s.2002, Colin Jones, The Great Nation, Penguin, published 2003, page 270:
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- The Puerto Rican duo Calle 13 the rapper Residente and the producer Visitante cackles its way across the Americas in multileveled songs about culture, assimilation, immigration and sex.2007 December 23, Jon Pareles, “Of Radiohead and Rehab, 1234 and Calle 13”, in New York Times: