two-way (Meaning)
two-way (s)
supported by both sides
involving two parts or elements
operating or permitting operation in either of two opposite directions
two-way (a.)
Serving to connect at will one pipe or channel with either of two others; as, a two-way cock.
Synonyms & Antonyms of two-way
two-way Sentence Examples
- The two-way mirror allowed observers to view the room without being noticed.
- The two-way street had traffic flowing in both directions.
- The two-way communication system enabled instantaneous responses.
- The two-way debate fostered a lively exchange of ideas.
- The two-way relationship between the doctor and patient was built on trust and understanding.
- The two-way escalator transported passengers conveniently to different levels.
- The two-way radio enabled communication between distant locations.
- The two-way aisle in the store allowed customers to browse easily.
- The two-way toggle switch controlled the flow of electricity.
- The two-way carpooling arrangement reduced traffic congestion and environmental impact.
FAQs About the word two-way
supported by both sides, involving two parts or elements, operating or permitting operation in either of two opposite directionsServing to connect at will one p
mutual, bilateral, consensual,reciprocal, symbiotic, synergistic, pooled, synergic, communal, collaborative
one-way, exclusive, unilateral, individual, sole, solitary, one-man, individual, exclusive, private
The two-way mirror allowed observers to view the room without being noticed.
The two-way street had traffic flowing in both directions.
The two-way communication system enabled instantaneous responses.
The two-way debate fostered a lively exchange of ideas.
