categorize
categorize
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- 1.
to divide things or people into groups or categories according to some standard.
"For example, categorizing books by genre or opinions into agree/disagree."
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Let's categorize these items by color.
Let's categorize these items by color.
The teacher asked us to categorize the animals into mammals and reptiles.
The teacher asked us to categorize the animals into mammals and reptiles.
Researchers need to categorize the data before analysis.
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What does categorize mean?
categorize means "categorize". See the meanings and examples higher up on the page for the full picture.
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categorize is a Elementary-level word.
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Example: "Let's categorize these items by color." — used to mean "categorize".
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