Skip to main content
Glite Dictionary
grouped

grouped

2.0
Put together in sets of similar things or people
  • adjective
  • /ɡruːpt/
translation icon : agrupado
  • In the library, the books were grouped according to their genres.

Examples

  • So all of the A's are grouped and then we have all of the B's.

  • The jeans are grouped by fit and by waistband placements, so height, but there's only high or mid high, but OK.

  • OK, as you can see, I have things grouped by design and detail.

  • We're always kind of grouped in the class before us, right?

  • And then they announced grouped notifications are finally coming to iOS.

  • However, all SSDs store data on flash memory chips in grids of cells that are grouped into blocks.

  • The students were grouped into teams based on their skills for the project.

  • The worksheets were grouped by difficulty level to make it easier for the teacher to distribute them.

Synonyms

to bunch
vsgrouped
30 1.2

To gather things or people into a group

is a neutral term for arranging items into sets by similarity
organized
vsgrouped
  • US
19 2.0

Having things in order so they are easy to find

focuses more narrowly on dividing items into sets by similarity
classified
vsgrouped
1 4.4

Organized into groups by type or level

is a broader notion of putting items into sets without formality
structured
vsgrouped
1 3.9

Arranged in a clear, planned way with regular parts or routines

emphasizes simple division into sets rather than full system design
sorted
vsgrouped
1.8

Put into groups or in a clear order

is about putting items into sets by similarity rather than order
categorized
vsgrouped
  • US
3.6

Placed into groups with the same features

is the more general idea of putting items into sets for use
collected
vsgrouped
3.0

Put together in one place or group

involves intentional placement into sets rather than mere gathering
gathered
vsgrouped
2.2

Things brought together in one place, often in small folds

implies items are organized into sets rather than only collected
clustered
vsgrouped
4.1

Close together in one small area

refers instead to intentional placement of items into sets

Antonyms

disorganized
  • US
38 3.1

Not in a clear order or plan

unintegrated
7.4

A person or group that is not part of the main community

How Grouped

serried
  • Literature
9.6
grouped
2.0

Surface Forms

grouped positive

Morphology

grouped = group (transparent) = group + ed

A regular past-participle/adjectival formation from the verb 'group' meaning 'arranged into groups', which is directly inferable.

Etymology

The word grouped comes from the simpler word group, which originally meant a 'knot' or 'bunch' and gives a picture of things tied together. So grouped means items that are put or 'arranged into groups'.