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Definition of multipronged
1 : having several distinct aspects or elements a multipronged attack
2 : having several prongs
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Experts say a multipronged approach is needed, but there are disagreements among those who have experienced addiction, and those whose family members have struggled with it, as to which treatments are effective.
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Veselnitskaya, the Russian lawyer invited to the Trump Tower meeting, is best known for mounting a multipronged attack against the Magnitsky Act.
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Veselnitskaya, the Russian lawyer invited to the Trump Tower meeting, is best known for mounting a multipronged attack against the Magnitsky Act.
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Both men agreed that there must be a multipronged approach to deal with the opioid addiction epidemic sweeping the nation.
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In a blog post that also appeared as a Financial Times op-ed, Google’s General Counsel Kent Walker wrote that the tech giant is taking a multipronged approach to tackling terrorist content.
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But when Trump feels encroached by a serious and multipronged legal investigation, lashing out attracts a different set of consequences for the president: Legal ones that directly threaten him.
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That multipronged bill gives more money to privately run charter schools, among many other measures.
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In other words, Democrats must create a multipronged platform that speaks to the financial fears of white voters and the social fears of people of color.
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First Known Use of multipronged
1953
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