pigeonholing Sentence Examples

To avoid pigeonholing, she made a conscious effort to showcase her diverse artistic abilities.
Pigeonholing students into narrow categories limits their potential and stifles their creativity.
The rigid societal norms attempted to pigeonhole her as a stay-at-home mother, but she defied those expectations.
Pigeonholing individuals based on their gender or race perpetuates harmful stereotypes.
The company's rigid hiring practices pigeonholed candidates into specific job roles, preventing them from exploring their full potential.
Pigeonholing research projects based on traditional disciplines can hinder interdisciplinary collaboration and innovation.
To break free from pigeonholing, she sought out experiences that challenged her comfort zone.
Pigeonholing employees into specialized roles can lead to burnout and a lack of job satisfaction.
The media's tendency to pigeonhole celebrities into narrow archetypes can overshadow their multifaceted nature.
Pigeonholing an entire generation as lazy or entitled is both inaccurate and dismissive.

pigeonholing Meaning

Wordnet

a system for classifying things into groups

a system for classifying things into groups

classifying, separating, relegating,categorizing, identifying, disposing, codifying, ordering, grouping, organizing

jumbling, lumping, mixing (up), scrambling, mixing (up), confusing, scrambling, disarranging, jumbling, disarranging

To avoid pigeonholing, she made a conscious effort to showcase her diverse artistic abilities.

Pigeonholing students into narrow categories limits their potential and stifles their creativity.

The rigid societal norms attempted to pigeonhole her as a stay-at-home mother, but she defied those expectations.

Pigeonholing individuals based on their gender or race perpetuates harmful stereotypes.