Synonyms for categorize
ˈkæt ɪ gəˌraɪzcat·e·go·rize

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1. categorize, categoriseverb

   place into or assign to a category

   "Children learn early on to categorize"

   Synonyms:
   categorise

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1. List of paraphrases for "categorize":

   classify, classifying, categorise, categorization, rank

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1. John Gabrieli:

   They answer is there are very great differences. We saw differences that were striking in a number of circuits including those that change in depression, including those involved in feelings, other parts that are involved in thinking. The additional thing besides seeing these differences were that the differences were so strong child by child that that we were very close to perfect with being able to categorize from a brain scan itself whether a child was at risk or not.

2. Public Health Officer Karen Landers:

   The Alabama Department of Public Health will follow its Phase 1a allocation of Covid-19 vaccine and, as necessary, ask providers to sub-categorize persons within Phase 1a based upon supply, for example, healthcare personnel who work in emergency rooms, Covid-19 units, have underlying health problems, or other factors, may receive the initial vaccines.

3. Researcher Zhang Zhao:

   The tester's EEG signals are picked up by this (brain signal-reading) equipment and transmitted wirelessly to the computer. The computer processes the signals to categorize and recognize people's intention, then translates them into control command to the car. The core of the whole flow is to process the EEG signals, which is done on the computer.

4. Tony Shaffer:

   If they are able to exploit it, that is say break it open and potentially analyze it and categorize it this will give them a great deal of information about how U.S. embassies function.

5. Susannah Kintish:

   All eyes will be on the government as businesses await legislation on how to categorize their workforce – something which could still be a matter of years away.