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View usage for: assort in British English (əˈsɔːt) verb1. (transitive) to arrange or distribute into groups of the same type; classify 2. (intransitive; usually foll by with) to fit or fall into a class or group; match 3. (transitive) to supply with an assortment of merchandise 4. (transitive) to put in the same category as others; group 5. (intransitive; usually foll by with) rare to keep company; consort Derived forms assortative (asˈsortative) or assortive (asˈsortive) adjective assortatively (asˈsortatively) adverb assorter (asˈsorter) noun Word origin C15: from Old French assorter, from sorte sortassort in American English (əˈsɔrt) verb intransitive2. to be of the same sort; match (with) Derived forms assortative (asˈsortative) (əˈsɔrtətɪv) adjective assorter (asˈsorter) noun Word origin OFr assorter < a- (L ad-), to + sorte, sort Synonyms of 'assort'group, sort, range, type More Synonyms of assort Additional synonymsDefinition to put into a proper or systematic order He started to arrange the books in piles. Synonyms put in order, group, form, order, sort, class, position, range, file, rank, line up, organize, set out, sequence, exhibit, sort out (informal), array, classify, tidy, marshal, align, categorize, systematize, dispose, jack up (New Zealand, informal) Definition to arrange in order A number of cups and saucers were arrayed on a side table. Synonyms arrange, show, group, order, present, range, display, line up, sequence, parade, exhibit, unveil, dispose, draw up, marshal, lay out, muster, align, form up, place in order, set in line Definition to arrange or order by classes Rocks can be classified according to their mode of origin. Synonyms categorize, sort, file, rank, arrange, grade, catalogue, codify, pigeonhole, tabulate, systematize- associate
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