sorts Antonyms
Meaning of sorts
sorts
search, to join or associate with others especially of the same kind, to examine in order to clarify, to free of confusion, general disposition, to separate and arrange by kind or class, a group set up on the basis of any characteristic in common, group, company, a character or piece of type that is not part of a regular font, to put to rights, many different, person sense 1, individual, grouchy, irritable, in some respects but not entirely or truly, a letter or character that is one element of a font, to arrange according to characteristics, in a rough or haphazard way, one approximating the character or qualities of another, method or manner of acting, an instance of sorting, a group of persons or things that have something in common, agree, harmonize, to put in a certain place or rank according to kind, class, or nature, somewhat ill, person, individual, agree sense 6, suit, character, nature
sorts Sentence Examples
- The teacher divided the students into reading sorts based on their ability levels.
- The library sorts books into different sections according to genre, author, and topic.
- My closet is a mess; I need to sort my clothes into piles.
- The grocery store sorts its produce by type and freshness.
- The recycling center sorts waste into different categories for recycling and disposal.
- The mechanic sorts the tools in his toolbox into specific compartments.
- The gardener sorts seeds by type and size before planting.
- The collector sorts his baseball cards by player, team, and year.
- The scientist sorts data into subsets for analysis and interpretation.
- The office assistant sorts incoming mail and packages according to priority and recipient.
FAQs About the word sorts
search, to join or associate with others especially of the same kind, to examine in order to clarify, to free of confusion, general disposition, to separate and
types, kinds, genres, stripes, classes, manners, descriptions,varieties, likes, breeds
brutes, critters,animals, beasts,beasties,
The teacher divided the students into reading sorts based on their ability levels.
The library sorts books into different sections according to genre, author, and topic.
My closet is a mess; I need to sort my clothes into piles.
The grocery store sorts its produce by type and freshness.
