sorted
- adjective
- /ˈsɔrtɪd/
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- After the election, the votes were sorted into categories based on region.
None of these things are sorted by performance, right?
- None of these things are sorted by performance, right?
- But like once that gets sorted, I definitely want to get to it.
- So it's sorted, it runs, strives, it's ready to go.
- So got the ball and just straight like got my run up sorted, scratched the mark.
- Hopefully next year when things are sorted, I hope.
- We're going to go low bun sorted.
Examples
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Look at the top rated critical review as they have them sorted into praise and critical.
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None of these things are sorted by performance, right?
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But like once that gets sorted, I definitely want to get to it.
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Got to get those under eyes sorted out from my not very good sleep.
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So, you know, I've not done a complete sort, but it's mostly sorted.
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So until you get that part sorted, everything's going to feel hard.
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Feel now, is the cardboard sorted all the way around?
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Well, those are all sorted by trivially sorted.
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So now we're going to say LST is equal to sorted LST, right?
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The documents were sorted into different folders for easier access.
Synonyms
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2.0
Having things in order so they are easy to find
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4.3
Organized neatly so things are easy to find
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4.4
Organized into groups by type or level
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3.9
Arranged in a clear, planned way with regular parts or routines
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7.7
Neat and well organized like a tidy room
Placed into groups with the same features
Put together in sets of similar things or people
Organized neatly so things are easy to find
Antonyms
How Sorted
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Sorted comes from the simple word sort, meaning a 'kind' or 'group', and you can see the same idea in assorted. So to be sorted is to be 'put into groups' or 'in order', which is why we say files or candies are sorted.