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Synonyms of 'tier'

tier

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(noun) 
Definition
one of a set of rows placed one above and behind the other, such as theatre seats
an auditorium with tiers of seats around and above it
Synonyms
row
a row of pretty little cottages
bank
an enormous bank of switches and lights in front of the screen
layer
Critics and the public puzzle out the layers of meaning in his photos.
line
Children clutching empty bowls form a line.
order
List the key headings and sort them in a logical order.
level
series
a series of explosions
file
A file of soldiers, marched past.
rank
Ranks of police in riot gear stood nervously by.
storey
Houses must not be more than two storeys high.
stratum
The rock strata show that the region was intensely dry 15,000 years ago.
echelon
the lower echelons of society
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Additional synonyms

in the sense of bank
Definition
an arrangement of similar objects in a row or in tiers
an enormous bank of switches and lights in front of the screen
Synonyms
row,
group,
line,
train,
range,
series,
file,
rank,
arrangement,
sequence,
succession,
array,
tier
in the sense of echelon
Definition
a level of power or responsibility
the lower echelons of society
Synonyms
level,
place,
office,
position,
step,
degree (archaic),
rank,
grade,
tier,
rung
in the sense of file
Definition
a line of people in marching formation, one behind another
A file of soldiers, marched past.
Synonyms
line,
row,
chain,
string,
column,
queue,
procession

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