Antonyms for two-parttwo-part

Princeton's WordNet

1. bipartite, two-part, two-wayadjective

   involving two parts or elements

   "a bipartite document"; "a two-way treaty"

How to use two-part in a sentence?

1. Mike Huckabee:

   Ninety-three million Americans don't have jobs, and many of them who do have seen their full-time job with benefits they once had become two part-time jobs with no benefits at all.

2. Clare Hennigan:

   There's a two-part story to this, millennial consumers are embracing false lashes because they want their look to be Instagram ready.

3. Mike Donilon:

   It's really kind of a two-part puzzle. The direct piece of the puzzle is that the country needs to see again that democracy can deliver tangible results in their lives, but it also is a proof point to the rest of the world that the future will be won by democracies, not by autocracies.

4. Richard Rivera:

   Enough pressure can be applied on the city manager to do something with the police chief, whether that means to discipline them or sanction them, or otherwise have the two part ways.

5. Samantha Elandary:

   No other clinic is offering this two-part therapy.

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