hierarchal (Meaning)

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hierarchal (a)

classified according to various criteria into successive levels or layers

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Alt. of Hierarchic

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The corporate hierarchy followed a strict pyramidal structure, with the CEO at the apex.
The university's research department maintained a hierarchical structure, with faculty members reporting to department heads.
The bureaucratic hierarchy often hindered efficient decision-making, as information had to pass through multiple levels.
The social hierarchy of the ancient Roman Empire assigned different privileges and obligations to each class.
The science of taxonomy seeks to establish a hierarchical system for classifying biological organisms.
The military has a well-defined hierarchical chain of command, ensuring clear lines of authority and accountability.
Within the religious order, there existed a hierarchical order of priests, bishops, and cardinals.
The organizational structure exhibited a clear hierarchical pattern, with each employee reporting to a specific supervisor.
The hierarchical nature of knowledge systems often limits interdisciplinary collaboration.
The hierarchical database model represents data in a tree-like structure, where each record has a parent and child relationship.

classified according to various criteria into successive levels or layersAlt. of Hierarchic

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The corporate hierarchy followed a strict pyramidal structure, with the CEO at the apex.

The university's research department maintained a hierarchical structure, with faculty members reporting to department heads.

The bureaucratic hierarchy often hindered efficient decision-making, as information had to pass through multiple levels.

The social hierarchy of the ancient Roman Empire assigned different privileges and obligations to each class.