hierarchies (Meaning)

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hierarchies (pl.)

of Hierarchy

The corporate hierarchies within large organizations often lead to rigid communication channels.
The social hierarchies in animal groups establish a clear pecking order.
The hierarchical structure of military organizations ensures effective command and control.
Academic institutions maintain strict hierarchies that determine promotion and funding.
Hierarchies in ecological systems dictate the interdependence and distribution of species.
The social hierarchies observed in human societies shape social interactions and access to resources.
Understanding the hierarchies within political systems is crucial for navigating power dynamics.
The hierarchies in information technology systems organize data and facilitate retrieval efficiency.
Religious hierarchies govern the administration and beliefs within organized faiths.
Hierarchies in the scientific community determine the credibility and influence of research findings.

of Hierarchy

ladders, rankings, orderings, scales, series,sequences, arrays, graduations, levels, standings

No antonyms found.

The corporate hierarchies within large organizations often lead to rigid communication channels.

The social hierarchies in animal groups establish a clear pecking order.

The hierarchical structure of military organizations ensures effective command and control.

Academic institutions maintain strict hierarchies that determine promotion and funding.