grouped
Pronunciation: [ɡruːpt]
Word
Context: “organization”
(verb) to put people or things together in a bunch or set. When you arrange items based on something they have in common, you group them.
Example
The teacher grouped the students by their reading levels for the project.
Example
The students were not grouped correctly; some were in the wrong reading level.
Example
How did you group the toys for the donation?
Context: “similarity”
(verb) to classify or categorize things that are alike in some way. When you see something that is similar, you can put them together as a group.
Example
The animals were grouped by their species at the zoo.
Example
The flowers were not grouped by color, making the garden look messy.
Example
Which animals did you group together for the presentation?
0s0s