1. having a specified number or type of sides
Usage: typically used in combination with numbers or descriptive words
2. showing support for one person or group in a disagreement
Usage: often used with ‘one-‘ or ‘two-‘

Examples

• The building has a four-sided courtyard in the center.
• She drew a six-sided figure on the board.
• The debate was very one-sided, with most people supporting the proposal.
• The news report seemed two-sided, presenting both viewpoints fairly.
• They live in a glass-sided house with beautiful views.
• The argument became one-sided when he stopped responding.
• The many-sided problem required multiple solutions.