sectioned
- adjective
- /ˈsɛkʃənd/
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seccionado
- The garden was carefully sectioned into distinct areas for vegetables, flowers, and herbs.
And because the churches stay sectioned, you have to go to Chinese state permitted churches.
- And because the churches stay sectioned, you have to go to Chinese state permitted churches.
Examples
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And because the churches stay sectioned, you have to go to Chinese state permitted churches.
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Still smile under here, sectioned off in my own little my own little compartment of the boarding area.
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Sectioned, sectioned on numerous occasions, right.
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Blessed Bee got some sectioned off boxes here.
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It was a rigid sort of like sectioned off bamboo like shaft.
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This box holds all of my neutrals sectioned in warm neutrals and cool neutrals, light to dark.
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The cake was beautifully sectioned into equal parts for the guests at the party.
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In the museum, the sectioned exhibits allow visitors to explore different aspects of history.
Synonyms
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4.4
Having separate parts that join together or work by themselves
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5.5
Divided into smaller sections like boxes or rooms
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7.0
Organized so different parts do not share information
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5.1
Divided into separate small rooms or spaces
Organized into separate parts with little connection
Split into groups that do not agree
Divided into separate parts or sections
With a body made of several similar parts, like a worm or insect
Divided into separate sections that you open by tabs
Antonyms
How Divided
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Morphology
Etymology
The word sectioned comes from the root sect and the Latin word secare, which means 'to cut'. Think of dissect ('cut apart') to remember that something sectioned is 'cut into' or divided into parts.