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apportioned

ADJECTIVE
distributed
Synonyms
STRONGEST
appropriated assigned dispersed scattered shared
STRONG
allocated allotted budgeted dealt diffuse dispensed divided rationed
WEAK
doled out given away handed out spread evenly
ADJECTIVE
fractional
Synonyms
WEAK
compartmental compartmented constituent dismembered dispersed divided fragmentary frationary incomplete parceled part piecemeal sectional segmented
Antonyms
WEAK
all entire total
ADJECTIVE
separate
Synonyms
STRONGEST
free independent isolated sovereign
STRONG
abstracted detached disassociated disembodied disjointed distributed disunited divided divorced loose marked parted partitioned removed scattered severed sundered
WEAK
apart asunder cut apart cut in two discrete distant divergent far between in halves put asunder set apart set asunder unattached unconnected
Antonyms
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subservient
STRONG
connected united
WEAK
associated combined joined mixed together
ADJECTIVE
separated
Synonyms
STRONGEST
detached disconnected distant distinct divorced removed
STRONG
abstracted disassociated disembodied disjointed distributed disunited marked parted partitioned scattered severed sundered
WEAK
apart cut apart divergent
Antonyms
STRONGEST
attached connected sympathetic
WEAK
together united whole
ADJECTIVE
served
Synonyms
STRONG
dealt furnished offered prepared provided supplied

Example Sentences

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Apportioned out every week, dissected for plausibility, judged on execution, would barely be worth your time.

From Slate • Feb. 13, 2014

Apportioned between the halves of the dividing cells, the duplicated DNA molecules determine whether the new individuals will be men or muskrats, pine trees or pineapples.

From Time Magazine Archive

The league was struck, a league to bring To Sítá fiends, and Vánar king556 Apportioned bliss and bale.

From The Rámáyan of Válmíki, translated into English verse by Griffith, Ralph T. H. (Ralph Thomas Hotchkin)

Apportioned to the several chiefs and their dependants, the labour, though immense, was greatly facilitated by everyone's bringing his post, or his rafter, or his pole strung with thatching, ready for instant use.

From Omoo by Melville, Herman