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:
   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. Eddie Bautista:

   If your society is structured in such a way where there are haves and have nots and there are winners and losers, then why would you expect it to play out any differently — whether it's climate change or Covid-19 vulnerability and disparity ? if it's baked into your system and your society, then the impacts for a systemic attack on your society's gon na play out the same way.

2. 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.

3. David Black:

   These simple yet challenging meditation practices provide the opportunity for people to expand their nonjudgmental awareness of sensory experiences arising in each moment, our findings arise from a structured mindfulness course with a skilled mindfulness instructor.

4. Paul Hokemeyer:

   It’s important that () treatment be methodically and holistically addressed in a structured and safe frame. (Patients) need to be understood rather than judged, heard rather than preached at. They must be able to lay the weight of their world in the clinician’s hands and trust that he or she won’t drop it.

5. Clemens Steffin:

   We learned a lot — like a lot lot — from the first campaign, how to get yourself motivated, how to be more structured, how to build a company, how the tax laws in Germany work, how to organize packing, shipping, and so on. I have the feeling that everything will be a bit easier this time around because we know so much more. Last time was a challenge, but we overcame the hurdles and made it a success.