Judaism defies easy categorization.
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Categorization
/ˌkæt.ə.ɡɚ.əˈzeɪ.ʃən/
Synonyms for "categorization" (73 found)
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Closest matches (15)
Noun(11 words)
classificationsortingassortingassortmentbreakdownbucketingcategorisationcategorizationscategory schemecatkinateclass placement
Strong matches (22)
Noun(15 words)
classification actionclassification processclassification systemclassificationsclassingcoding schemecompartmentalisationcompartmentalizationdata classificationdenominatinggroup by typegroup segmentationgroupinggrouping actioninformation sorting
Related words (36)
Noun(20 words)
labeling processlabellingmanagement typologynote taking strategyoil labelingorganization planorganization skilloutline techniquepigeonholingseparation processsortingssystematizationsystematizes recordstaxonomiestaxonomytriagetypecaststypingtypologyuse fixed grouping
Adverb(1 words)
most classifying
Verb(1 words)
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9 entriesarrangementbasic cognitive processcognitiondata managementeducation techniquegroupinginformation organizationorganizationstudy skill
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11 entriesalphabetical categorizationbiological categorizationcolor categorizationfunctional categorizationgeographical categorizationgrouping strategylabeling schemenumerical categorizationsorting ruletagging methodtaxonomic categorization
Collocations
6 entriesbiological categorizationcategorization processcategorization schemecategorization skillscolor categorizationtaxonomic categorization
Inflections
1 entriesDerivations
4 entriesSample sentences
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Others said they were uncomfortable with government action to create an ethnic categorization, and they also worried about the measure's potential to suppress free speech at schools.
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It’s fair to say that Wikipedia has spent far more time considering the philosophical ramifications of categorization than Aristotle and Kant ever did.
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