parcel (out) (Meaning)

parcel (out)

to divide or share (something) among different people, groups, etc.

The company parceled out the land evenly among the investors.
The teacher parceled out the homework assignments, ensuring each student had their fair share.
The government parceled out disaster relief funds to the affected areas.
The doctor parceled out the medication, carefully measuring each dose.
The library parceled out the books, assigning a maximum number to each patron.
The boss parceled out the responsibilities, delegating tasks to different employees.
The judge parceled out sentences, taking into consideration the severity of each crime.
The lottery commission parceled out the winnings, distributing them to the lucky ticket holders.
The secret agent parceled out the mission details, revealing only what was necessary.
The gardener parceled out the seeds, carefully planting them in rows.

to divide or share (something) among different people, groups, etc.

allocate, portion, provide, administer, dispense, hand out, divide, deal (out),distribute, proportion

reject,deprive (of), decline, withhold, deny, refuse, stint, begrudge, misallocate,disallow

The company parceled out the land evenly among the investors.

The teacher parceled out the homework assignments, ensuring each student had their fair share.

The government parceled out disaster relief funds to the affected areas.

The doctor parceled out the medication, carefully measuring each dose.