Uk English Meaning of compartmentalization
compartmentalisation
Other Uk English words related to compartmentalisation
- categorise
- Classify
- distinguish
- rank
- relegate
- separate
- class
- codify
- compartment
- digest
- distribute
- file
- grade
- group
- identify
- list
- organise
- peg
- place
- range
- recognise
- sort
- systematise
- type
- alphabetise
- Array
- assort
- break down
- catalogue
- catalogue
- clump
- cluster
- cull
- dispose of
- draw up
- index
- marshal
- Marshal
- order
- pigeonhole
- reclassify
- Refer
- regroup
- screen
- shelf
- sift
- winnow
- recategorise
- subcategorize
Nearest Words of compartmentalization
- compartmentalised => compartmentalised
- compartmentalise => compartmentalize
- compartmentalisation => compartmentalisation
- compartmental => compartmental
- compartment pressure => Compartment syndrome
- compartment => compartment
- compart => compartment
- comparison-shop => Shop around
- comparison => comparison
- comparing => comparison
- compartmentalize => compartmentalize
- compartmentalized => compartmentalised
- compartmented => compartmentalised
- compass => compass
- compass card => Compass card
- compass flower => Compass flower
- compass north => Compass north
- compass plane => Compass plane
- compass plant => Compass plant
- compass point => Point of the compass
Definitions and Meaning of compartmentalization in English
compartmentalization (n)
a mild state of dissociation
the act of distributing things into classes or categories of the same type
FAQs About the word compartmentalization
compartmentalisation
a mild state of dissociation, the act of distributing things into classes or categories of the same type
categorise,Classify,distinguish,rank,relegate,separate,class,codify,compartment,digest
confuse,disarrange,jumble,lump,mix up,scramble,misclassify,missort,Typo
compartmentalised => compartmentalised, compartmentalise => compartmentalize, compartmentalisation => compartmentalisation, compartmental => compartmental, compartment pressure => Compartment syndrome,
