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Meanings of categorisation in English

Portuguese
classe
Catalan
categorització
Spanish
categorización

The act of distributing things into classes or categories of the same type.

classe
Usage of categorisation in English
1
With the passage of time, this overarching stylistic categorisation has become weakened.
The Irish Times
2
What she says is telling; Raw is about someone who resists categorisation.
The Guardian
3
More surprisingly perhaps is the categorisation of the political film as a comedy.
News.com.au
4
It is an idiosyncratic group show that defies easy categorisation., writes Aidan Dunne.
The Irish Times
5
And her ability to defy categorisation is a strength, Palmer adds.
The Guardian
6
It flows into the ether untethered by time or any notions of categorisation.
The Irish Times
7
The categorisation of policy into foreign and domestic has always been somewhat false.
A journey: my political life
8
There's a precision to its beauty that's beyond criticism or categorisation.
The Irish Times
9
It is a car that still defies categorisation and marketplace rivalry.
BBC
10
I am not too keen to take part in the clamour for categorisation.
The South African
11
However, I do not wish to discuss the sociological categorisation of the public here.
The Irish Times
12
Under the International Labour Organisation categorisation 50 per cent were not classified as unemployed.
The Irish Times
13
My initial reaction was to deny such an unsavoury categorisation.
The Irish Times
14
The impact of using different categorisation methods on identifying risk factors for resistance is unknown.
Pubmed
15
Occasionally a book appears which is so distinctive in character that it defies orderly categorisation.
The Irish Times
16
I would argue that the categorisation of mental illness based on symptoms can be useful.
The Guardian
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