tiers Synonyms
tiers Meaning
tiers
to place or arrange in tiers, a row, rank, or layer of articles, one of two or more rows, levels, or ranks arranged one above another, a person or thing that ties, one that ties, a group of political or geographic divisions that form a row across the map, to rise in tiers, a row, rank, or layer usually arranged in a series one above the other, class, category
tiers Sentence Examples
- The cake was a culinary masterpiece, with three tiers of chocolate, vanilla, and strawberry.
- The wedding cake had intricate tiers adorned with sugar flowers and lace.
- The athlete climbed through the tiers of the championship bracket, facing tougher opponents in each round.
- The ancient ruins consisted of several tiers that once housed the city's elite.
- The stadium was divided into tiers, with different ticket prices for each level.
- The pricing structure had three tiers, with discounts for bulk purchases and loyalty members.
- The tiered voting system allowed voters to rank their preferences, ensuring the most popular option prevailed.
- The hierarchy within the organization had multiple tiers, with each level having increasing responsibility.
- The garden was landscaped with tiered beds, allowing for better drainage and more efficient use of space.
- The hillside was divided into terraces, creating tiers of vineyards that basked in the sunlight.
FAQs About the word tiers
to place or arrange in tiers, a row, rank, or layer of articles, one of two or more rows, levels, or ranks arranged one above another, a person or thing that ti
kinds, categories,types, species, brackets, groups, leagues, classes, divisions, sets
No antonyms found.
The cake was a culinary masterpiece, with three tiers of chocolate, vanilla, and strawberry.
The wedding cake had intricate tiers adorned with sugar flowers and lace.
The athlete climbed through the tiers of the championship bracket, facing tougher opponents in each round.
The ancient ruins consisted of several tiers that once housed the city's elite.
