hierarchy in Latin
hierarchy in Latin is hierarchia — hierarchy means a system in which people or things are ranked one above another according to status or authority.
hierarchy in Latin
hierarchia
What does "hierarchy" mean?
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noun A system in which people or things are ranked one above another according to status or authority.
"She quickly climbed the corporate hierarchy."
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noun Any set of things ranked so that each one is subordinate to the one above it.
"The document uses a hierarchy of headings to organize the content."
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hierarchy in a sentence
- She quickly climbed the corporate hierarchy.
- The military hierarchy has clear chains of command.
- The document uses a hierarchy of headings to organize the content.
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What is "hierarchy" in Latin?
"hierarchy" in Latin is hierarchia. hierarchy means: A system in which people or things are ranked one above another according to status or authority.
How do you use "hierarchy" in a sentence?
Example: "She quickly climbed the corporate hierarchy." In Latin, "hierarchy" is hierarchia.
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