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assort
[uh-sawrt]
verb (used with object)
to distribute, place, or arrange according to kind or class; classify; sort.
to furnish with a suitable assortment or variety of goods; make up of articles likely to suit a demand.
Archaic.to group with others of the same or similar kind; connect or identify as of a similar class; associate (usually followed bywith ).
verb (used without object)
to agree in sort or kind; be matched or suited.
to associate; consort.
assort
/ əˈɔː /
verb
(tr) to arrange or distribute into groups of the same type; classify
to fit or fall into a class or group; match
(tr) to supply with an assortment of merchandise
(tr) to put in the same category as others; group
rareto keep company; consort
Other Word Forms
- assortative adjective
- assortive adjective
- assortatively adverb
- assorter noun
- reassort verb
- ˈǰٲپ adverb
- ˈǰٲپ adjective
- ˈǰٱ noun
Word History and Origins
Word History and Origins
Origin of assort1
Example Sentences
President Trump — the devil himself, to those roiling inside the hall — was derided as a “punk,” “the orange oligarch,” a small-fisted bully, the “thing that sits in the White House” and assorted unprintable epithets.
Born in Virginia, Saxon studied acting in England, where he would land parts in numerous British TV series as well as assorted film and theater roles.
They have been elevated by some savvy architects, undercut by assorted chain operations and frequently left for dead by the side of the road.
Murakami is unquestionably adept with a brush, a pen or a computer, creating iconic art that features manga, anime, cartoons and brightly colored anthropomorphic cherry blossoms, mushrooms and assorted flowers.
An outdoor stage, which stands where the motel swimming pool was, is flanked by 10 elm trees and assorted kid-friendly games.
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