Synonyms for Structured
struc·tured

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1. structuredadjective

   having definite and highly organized structure

   "a structured environment"

   Synonyms:
   integrated

   Antonyms:
   unregulated, inorganic, unstructured, ambiguous

2. integrated, structuredadjective

   resembling a living organism in organization or development

   "society as an integrated whole"

   Synonyms:
   structured, incorporate, unified, integrated, incorporated, merged

   Antonyms:
   inorganic, unstructured, ambiguous, unregulated

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1. List of paraphrases for "structured":

   formal, organized, structure, well-structured, structural, formalized, classroom, articulated, organised, systematic, framed

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1. Chad Dunn:

   These laws were designed and structured to benefit some people with certain IDs more than others, there's no doubt that a law requiring you to have an ID has a discriminatory effect on transgender people.

2. Deutsche Bank:

   We are reviewing a transaction that may have involved unacceptable conflicts of interest when structured in 2009.

3. Matt Damon:

   I think we'll write a lot more in the future just because it didn't turn out to be as time-consuming as we thought, back in the day, we didn't have deadlines because nobody cared what we were doing, no one was waiting for the script, we were unemployed, so we literally had nothing else to do. And now we can build the time, it's a little more structured, right ? Like, alright, let's write from 10 to 2, you know, because we can drop the kids off and then we can pick the kids up. We actually have lives now which is nice, finally.

4. Donna Lieberman:

   We are all concerned about the failure of a secret process to provide any vehicle for accountability in the case of Eric Garner, it has raised serious questions about the ongoing viability of the grand jury process as it is currently structured.

5. Sam Seddon:

   What we are doing at Wimbledon is teaching Watson tennis, there is a data set at Wimbledon that sits in a huge structured database, then there is Wimbledon's huge historical archive. Watson can receive a question from Wimbledon's digital team in natural language, understand if it is a statistical question or a language question and then find the answer.