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Wiktionary

  1. v. Simple past tense and past participle of compartmentalize.
  2. adj. divided into compartments

WordNet 3.0

  1. adj. divided up into compartments or categories

Examples

  • “Did you think the blogsphere was cozily compartmentalized from the real world? mood: Sabre tonight music: Rolling Stones”

    Did you think the blogsphere was cozily compartmentalized from the real world?

  • “We decided to tape every experience that I had and that before the taping -- this is audio tape -- we took all of the documents, the notebooks, the papers, the things I had saved throughout my 25-year military experience and we "compartmentalized" -- we envisioned we would be writing 18 chapters.”

    About Face: The Odyssey of an American Warrior

  • “And what the authorities are particularly concerned about now is that, is there a separate cell, one that's been compartmentalized, that is not directly connected to this one, but, nevertheless, had similar instruction and an intention to carry a similar type of attack?”

    CNN Transcript Aug 10, 2006

  • “Gonzales testified that he did not recall the compartmentalized security classification given to certain documents”

    Harper's Magazine

  • “The source said that the program is so "compartmentalized" that senior figures within the Obama administration and the US military chain of command may not be aware of its existence.”

    OpEdNews - Diary: Covert Operations in Pakistan Revealed

  • “For Republicans, the first four races feel more "compartmentalized" than the Democratic races do, Mr. Rothenberg said.”

    The Wall Street Journal: Counting the Votes

  • “One irony of DeLay's predicament is that he is relying on some of the same techniques that his onetime foe, President Bill Clinton, used to weather his storms: Aides emphasize how DeLay's office is "compartmentalized" so that only a few aides work on scandal management, and they insist the majority leader is little distracted from his duties.”

    May 2005

  • “This is due both to the governor’s innate propensity to improvise, as well as to what a number of current and former Paterson insiders describe as compartmentalized staff that doesn’t always act, or provide advice, in concert.”

    Goodbye, Exit Strategy

  • “The break-in was an ultrasensitive, "compartmentalized" operation.”

    NPR Topics: News

  • “John Reed, a former top executive at Citigroup Inc, also testified on Thursday, calling for stronger capital and liquidity standards, more exchange-trading of financial products and a "compartmentalized" financial industry.”

    IBTimes.com RSS Feed

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