itemize
/ˈʌɪtəmʌɪz
/(also itemise)
verb [with object]
1Present as a list of individual items: I have itemized the morning’s tasks...
- The company's tooling list itemizes 50 tools now.
- Ron Paige, the secretary of education, as you point out, itemized some of the accomplishments of this administration, and they're actually rather substantial.
- We have itemized all of the sources used by our intelligence community.
1.1Break down (a whole) into its constituent parts: (as adjective itemized) an itemized bill...
- This was going on for some months and by scrutinising itemised bills we got solid evidence.
- For those contracts, you must itemize and bill everything separately.
- If you are concerned about your telephone bills, it is worth asking your telephone company to itemise all calls.
Synonyms
analyse, break down, split up, dissect, take apart, deconstruct
1.2Specify (an individual item or items).He answers the question himself, articulating their heinous neglects and itemising many of their crimes specifically....
- The expected distractions during a session with Roni are itemized.
- These were all itemized on the 137 invoices he received from a wide variety of dealers.
Synonyms
list, catalogue, inventory, record, set out, set forth, spell out, document, register, tabulate, detail, particularize, specify, identify, cite, name, mention, give;
enumerate, number
Derivatives
itemization
/ noun ...- He presented an itemization of these costs, for which he received payment on August 29, 1633.
- The kind of itemization demanded by fathers’ rights activists has been rejected numerous times by the courts.
- However if you require a different level of itemisation or require full itemisation then we can tailor this to your individual choice.
itemizer
- The ion track itemiser is a £30,000 machine that can detect all class A, B and C drugs within seconds.
- A common floor for itemizers and non-itemizers removes this complexity.
- The amount deducted by itemizers is found in the 1997 Tax Expenditure Report.