Definition of "two-pronged" [two-pronged]

• Having two prongs (adjective)

WordNet. Princeton University. 2010.

• "My advice to anyone who wants to make her life more satisfying is two-pronged: First, don't settle for a life you don't love."
• "Caritas' investigation would indicate that people were killed at close quarters in a small neighborhood of a town of just 50,000 people as pro-Ouattara fighters began a two-pronged assault that brought them swiftly to Abidjan, the commercial capital and seat of power, within days."
• "The problem is that it requires a tactical shift with two-pronged damage potential: legitimizing the new players and devaluing your equity, built up over many years with many dollars."