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Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia

  1. Wearing a zone, as a woman.
  2. Having zones, or bands resembling zones; zonate.

Wiktionary

  1. v. Simple past tense and past participle of zone.

GNU Webster's 1913

  1. adj. Wearing a zone, or girdle.
  2. adj. Having zones, or concentric bands; striped.
  3. adj. (Bot.) Zonate.

Examples

  • “But in the Zoned Zone, which lies along the coasts, a combination of high population density and land-use restrictions - hence "zoned" - makes it hard to build new houses.”

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  • “While Levy admires a number of charter schools, he is no less impressed with charismatic principals in zoned schools: We’re not talking about charter versus noncharter; we’re talking about quality of leadership.”

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  • “This means 88 people per acre. 6000 acres of Tamra's land has been zoned, that is designated for farming or as green land.”

    Desicritics

  • “But in the Zoned Zone, which lies along the coasts, a combination of high population density and land-use restrictions hence "zoned" makes it hard to build new houses.”

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  • “There was also some stuff about yard lines, birdies, and triple-axles, but I kind of zoned out at that point.”

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  • “I kind of zoned out on the methodology section while I was getting my wifi connection up and running, but the slides on the presentation are in the book, which says that they got results on their survey by mass-emailing their 19,000 students, and got a 14% reply rate, or 2700 responses.”

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  • “I think the 9th means what it says, and should include things like a right to preserve one's health (controversial abortions now and someday therapeutic cloning), a right to eat foie gras in Chicago, and a right to build as much house as you can afford on the land you can afford (even in towns "zoned" for rich people).”

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  • “Even newspapers, once the medium promoted as offering "something for everyone," have focused increasingly on upscale suburbanites with "zoned" editions edited for specific neighborhoods and a greater emphasis on local news, lifestyle, and personal finance.”

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  • “I kind of zoned out while A. handled the conversation.”

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  • “It would not be oceanic zoning, per se, with certain types of ocean rigidly "zoned" for certain uses - the policy "does not ... establish any restrictions on activities, nor does it restrict access," a data sheet accompanying the report said.”

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