Grouped

Pronunciation: /ɡruːpt/

Definitions of grouped

verb Grouped is the past tense form of the verb group, which means to arrange or organize into a group or groups.

Example Sentences

A1 I grouped the toys by color.

A2 She grouped the students into pairs for the project.

B1 The data can be grouped into categories for easier analysis.

B2 The team grouped together to discuss their strategy for the game.

C1 The books were grouped according to genre on the shelves.

C2 The plants were grouped based on their water and sunlight needs.

Examples of grouped in a Sentence

formal The data was grouped according to specific categories for analysis.

informal We grouped all the snacks together for the party.

slang Let's group up and tackle this project together.

figurative In life, challenges are often grouped together, but we must face them one at a time.

Grammatical Forms of grouped

• past tense: grouped
• plural: groups
• comparative: more grouped
• superlative: most grouped
• present tense: group
• future tense: will group
• perfect tense: have grouped
• continuous tense: is grouping
• singular: grouped
• positive degree: grouped
• infinitive: to group
• gerund: grouping
• participle: grouping

Origin and Evolution of grouped

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: Old French

Story behind the word: The word 'grouped' originated from the Old French word 'grouper' which means to gather or assemble.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the word 'grouped' has retained its meaning of organizing or arranging things together in a collection or set.