hierarchic (Meaning)
Wordnet
hierarchic (a)
classified according to various criteria into successive levels or layers
Webster
hierarchic (a.)
Pertaining to a hierarch.
Synonyms & Antonyms of hierarchic
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hierarchic Sentence Examples
- The company's hierarchic structure dictated that orders flowed from the top to the bottom.
- The hierarchic pyramid illustrated the clear chain of command within the organization.
- The hierarchy of courts ensured that legal appeals could be made to higher levels.
- The hierarchic order of saints in the Catholic Church established their importance and influence.
- The hierarchical arrangement of chemical elements in the Periodic Table reflected their atomic number.
- The hierarchic system of education divided students into grade levels based on age and achievement.
- The hierarchic nature of ecosystems ensured that different species occupied specific niches and levels.
- The government's hierarchic structure placed the President at the apex of power.
- The hierarchical organization of the human nervous system allowed for complex brain functions.
- The hierarchy of biological classification placed humans at the top of the taxonomic tree.
FAQs About the word hierarchic
classified according to various criteria into successive levels or layersPertaining to a hierarch.
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The company's hierarchic structure dictated that orders flowed from the top to the bottom.
The hierarchic pyramid illustrated the clear chain of command within the organization.
The hierarchy of courts ensured that legal appeals could be made to higher levels.
The hierarchic order of saints in the Catholic Church established their importance and influence.
