four pronged
/ˈfɔr ˌprɔŋd/
adjective
- Having four points, spikes, or branches.
- She bought a four-pronged garden rake for the leaves.
- He used a four-pronged fork to lift the roast from the pan.
- The four-pronged antlers of the deer were impressive.
- Having four distinct parts or approaches, especially in a plan or strategy.
- The team developed a four-pronged strategy to win the championship.
- The government's four-pronged plan addressed education, health, jobs, and housing.
- The company launched a four-pronged marketing campaign.
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