Pronunciation: /ˈaɪtəˌmaɪz/
verb to list or detail individually
A1 I need to itemize my expenses for tax purposes.
A2 Can you itemize the list of ingredients for this recipe?
B1 The report should itemize all the costs associated with the project.
B2 When filing your expenses, make sure to itemize each receipt separately.
C1 The accountant meticulously itemized every expense to ensure accuracy.
C2 As a professional organizer, she knows how to efficiently itemize and categorize items in a cluttered space.
adverb in a detailed or specific manner
A1 She itemized her expenses carefully to keep track of her spending.
A2 The report itemizes the costs associated with the project.
B1 The invoice itemizes each item purchased and its cost.
B2 The accountant itemized the deductions on the tax return.
C1 The detailed receipt itemizes every charge incurred during the stay.
C2 The financial statement itemizes all income and expenses for the year.
formal Please make sure to itemize all expenses on your report for proper documentation.
informal Don't forget to itemize all your receipts when doing your taxes.
slang Make sure you itemize everything so you can get the most out of your deductions.
figurative In order to understand the full picture, we need to itemize all the factors at play.
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