Synonyms for tiered
tɪərdtiered

Princeton's WordNet

1. tieredadjective

   having or arranged in tiers

   "a tiered mound"

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1. List of paraphrases for "tiered":

   tiering, layered, interconnected, step-down, cascaded, interlinked, multi-level

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1. Edward Clancy:

   It’s going to have to be a multi-tiered effort, we can definitely start with restrictions on the borders of some of these countries. There are definitely weapons flowing into the region. These channels need to be squeezed.

2. Jane Fisher:

   There is public recognition, but it has taken substantial investment in public education, health care, professional education and the building of tiered services.

3. Bari Weiss:

   But I'm sorry, if you're watching cable news all day, right ? Getty Images's what you're gon na think, there is misinformation and not just on podcasts and the internet. It's also on cable news. I think the biggest thing to me about the Democrats is … the Democrats is supposed to be the party of the little guy … You know what the Democrats are now comfortable with, or seemingly comfortable with ? A two-tiered system in which the haves get to go into a restaurant, laugh with their friends for hours and the people serving them are masked and wearing gloves. Where they get to walk, as AOC did, at the Met Gala while in the background the staff looked like they were in' The Handmaid's Tale.' I mean, this is, this is a look that is unbelievably detrimental to them.

4. Peter Drobac:

   It may fuel conspiracy theories around the world about a two-tiered society. If wealthy countries say they are only going to have' gold standard' with the most expensive vaccines and then say AstraZeneca is not good enough for us in the global north, but it is good enough for the global south, it could reduce uptake of the vaccine and hamper efforts to vaccinate the world.

5. Thomas Bunn:

   This is going to force a number of districts to re-examine their tiered rates and make sure they're justified.