categorise

IPA: kætʌgˈɑraɪz

Non-Oxford British English standard spelling of categorize. [(transitive) To assign a category; to divide into classes.]

Examples of "categorise" in Sentences

Article needs to be categorised.
Both are categorised as language.
Already appropriately categorised.
They are categorised for simplicity.
It was categorised as a logo but it is not.
They're difficult to categorise which is FINE but pretty much rules them out of being 'pop' instantaneously really ...
The research showed that babies who heard words were better able to "categorise" pictures than those who simply heard tones.
The research showed that babies who heard words were better able to 'categorise' pictures than those who simply heard tones.
You might say "categorise" in Britain and I think you'd definitely say "categorize" in the USA, but Canada can swing both ways.
I never bothered using flags purely because there was no way for me to 'categorise' them, instead i created more clipping bins and clipped those articles to there.
You can review the list at any time and apply tags to the types of sites you visit to categorise them as work, research, personal, games, email or any other category that will help you visualise what constitutes your browsing time.