apportion (Meaning)
apportion (v)
distribute according to a plan or set apart for a special purpose
give out as one's portion or share
apportion (v. t.)
To divide and assign in just proportion; to divide and distribute proportionally; to portion out; to allot; as, to apportion undivided rights; to apportion time among various employments.
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apportion Sentence Examples
- The committee had to apportion the funds evenly among the various departments.
- It's essential to apportion blame fairly rather than singling out individuals unfairly.
- The task force decided to apportion responsibilities based on each member's expertise.
- The court's ruling was to apportion the damages between the two parties involved in the accident.
- The teacher had to apportion the class time wisely to cover all the topics in the curriculum.
- In a democracy, it's crucial to apportion voting power equally among all citizens.
- The company had to apportion resources efficiently to maximize productivity.
- The city council had to apportion the available space in the park for different recreational activities.
- The committee was tasked with apportioning seats for the upcoming conference based on each organization's size.
- The goal was to apportion the workload fairly among the team members to avoid burnout.
FAQs About the word apportion
distribute according to a plan or set apart for a special purpose, give out as one's portion or shareTo divide and assign in just proportion; to divide and dist
allocate,allot, assign, distribute, measure, allow, portion,ration, divide, give
withhold, deny, deprive (of), retain, withhold, retain, deprive (of),deny, begrudge, stint
The committee had to apportion the funds evenly among the various departments.
It's essential to apportion blame fairly rather than singling out individuals unfairly.
The task force decided to apportion responsibilities based on each member's expertise.
The court's ruling was to apportion the damages between the two parties involved in the accident.
