structured
Americanadjective
adjective
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having a distinct physical shape or form, often provided by an internal structure
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planned in broad outline; organized
structured play for preschoolers
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having a definite predetermined pattern; rigid
structured hierarchy
Other Word Forms
- nonstructured adjective
Etymology
Origin of structured
Example Sentences
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"The structured wraparound care support focuses on good nutrition to support health and increasing physical activity," a spokesperson added.
From BBC
Yet rather than the physical challenges - and the cold - it's the close proximity to colleagues, and structured routine, that can cause the most issues for people, according to Mariella Giancola, BAS' head of HR.
From BBC
His designs created a flattering silhouette, with cinched belts at the waist and structured shoulders heavily peppered across the collection.
From BBC
He wrote: "EMI may now come up for sale. Could actually be of interest to Chinese if structured properly. Also, most certainly great asset to have for P!"
From BBC
The transaction, if pursued, would likely be structured as a tax-free spinoff to shareholders, the company said.
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