two-sided
[too-sahy-did]
Origin of two-sided
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Related Words
collective, bilateral, reciprocal, mutual, communal, connected, convertible, dependent, give-and-take, interchangeable, joint, public, related, respective, returned, united, conjoint, correlative, associated, conjunctExamples from the Web for two-sided
Contemporary Examples
Yet the veteran is only one side of a two-sided equation; the employer has to buy into the rebranding as well.
But such a profound policy shift deserves a two-sided debate.
“They were two-sided objects and I recognized them as being the kind of things I made,” she said.
Historical Examples
Wai-taha-rua: This means, two-sided water, or, the double waterside.
The Treaty of WaitangiT. Lindsay Buick
In Fissidens and a few other mosses the apical cell is two-sided.
If corporations would adopt this democratic organization, he said, two-sided discussions would take place at their meetings.
The Crow's NestClarence Day, Jr.
The two smal sides of the oblong chest cut in the upper part in pointed shape, have two glassed frames, and form a two-sided roof.
Its two-sided character comes out clearly when it is used as the subject of a sentence.
An Advanced English Grammar with ExercisesGeorge Lyman Kittredge
two-sided
- having two sides or aspects
- controversial; debatablea two-sided argument
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