Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
twofold-problem
Noun
/ˈtuːfoʊld ˈprɒbləm/
Definition
A problem that has two distinct but interrelated parts or aspects that need to be addressed.
Examples
- The climate crisis is often viewed as a twofold problem due to both environmental degradation and economic impact.
- Addressing the twofold problem of unemployment and skill mismatches requires comprehensive policy solutions.
- In education reform, the twofold problem of funding and access needs urgent attention.
Meaning
The term ‘twofold-problem’ refers to issues that comprise two separate yet connected components, making the resolution more complex.
Synonyms
- dual issue
- double dilemma
- two-pronged problem
