double-sided

[ duhb-uhl-sahy-did ]

adjective

1. double-faced ( defs 2, 3 ).

Word History and Origins

Origin of double-sided¹

First recorded in 1860–65

Example Sentences

Stepping into the arena’s nearly 18,000-seat bowl, fans are greeted by a stunning centerpiece: the Halo Board, a massive, double-sided 4K video display with more than 233 million LEDs and 38,375 square feet of digital space.

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My niche essential for a shoot is this double-sided tape called Fearless Tape.

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To add further warmth to the interiors, the couple — who are both 42 — combined colorful Moroccan rugs with cotton kilims and textiles, including double-sided handmade cotton and linen drapes that Miller’s mother sewed using Marimekko fabric.

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The largest double-sided 4K halo display in an arena setting, with approximately 38,375 square feet of digital space, is three times bigger than Hollywood sign.

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The largest double-sided 4K halo display in an arena setting, with approximately 38,375 square feet of digital space, is three times bigger than Hollywood sign.

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