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two-sided

[too-sahy-did] / ˈtuˈsaɪ dɪd /
ADJECTIVE
bilateral
Synonyms
Antonyms
WEAK
multilateral unilateral




Example Sentences

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Lagarde herself told the European Parliament in December that she saw "two-sided" risks when it came to inflation, adding that uncertainty "was higher than usual owing to volatile global trade policies".

From Barron's

The centrepiece of the Buddhist section of the exhibition – a striking two-sided sandstone panel that shows the evolution of the Buddha - is perhaps the most distinguishable in depicting this great transition.

From BBC

A two-sided painting by a renowned East Anglian artist has sold at auction for more than double its estimated value.

From BBC

Recurring images of a massive barge stacked high with shipping containers send a curiously two-sided message here: Amazon will continue no matter what, but so will efforts to unionize.

From Los Angeles Times

A legitimate citation is either a two-sided piece of paper with instructions on how to pay the fine, or a yellow ticket in an envelope, officials said.

From Los Angeles Times