multilevel

Or mul·ti·lev·eled

[muhl-ti-lev-uhl]

adjective

1. having different levels or planes.

   a multilevel stage set.

Word History and Origins

Origin of multilevel¹

First recorded in 1950–55; multi- + level

Example Sentences

As a prequel to “Outlander,” “Blood of My Blood” has two strong love stories and many footnote-like attractions, but it lacks, through no fault of its cast, the multilevel tensions of its predecessor.

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They'd be very critical of late-stage capitalism and multilevel marketing, which I see as more or less the same thing at this point.

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Pam Bishop persuades siblings Harper and Debra to join the Wheel, a multilevel marketing scheme targeting women looking to get rich quick.

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Together, the brands have erected Red Bull Mirage, a multilevel playground across from the EDM-focused Quasar Stage.

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He's also been in multilevel marketing, in a couple of cases I examined in the book.

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