Adjective
two-tiered (not comparable)
Having two tiers.
Synonym: two-tier
Coordinate term: three-tiered
We're headed toward a two-tiered society -- a society that's destroying opportunities for the disadvantaged and creating welfare for the rich. Charles G. Koch
Additional classes beyond this two-tiered system have been proposed on both observational and theoretical grounds. Source: Internet
He suggests that the two-tiered system is overly complex and disadvantages smaller hotels and resorts, saying: “A 3 per cent tourism tax to replace the 3 per cent drop in VAT on hotels was recommended. Source: Internet
Familism is a major problem of trust because it fosters a two-tiered moral system, in which a person must favor the opinions of family members. Source: Internet
A two-tiered system of pricing existed with both declared and undeclared merchants trading secretly with banned parties. Source: Internet
"Adrift" is a two-tiered throwback -- a stirring, at times grueling portrait of survival, and an old-fashioned showca. Source: Internet