Parts of Speech:
adjective, verb
Definitions:
- Adjective: marked with zones or areas of a particular type or purpose.
- Verb: divide into or assign to zones.
Pronunciations:
Origin and Usage:
The word "zoned" is derived from the word "zone" which comes from the Latin word "zona" meaning "belt or girdle". As an adjective, it is used to describe something that is marked with zones or areas of a particular type or purpose. As a verb, it is used to divide into or assign to zones. The term is commonly used in urban planning, zoning laws, and real estate.
Synonyms:
- Adjective: designated, demarcated, delimited, marked, separated
- Verb: divide, partition, separate, demarcate, delimit
Related Words:
- azide
- dozen
- ozone
- toned
- owned
Example Sentences:
- Adjective: The zoned area is designated for commercial use only.
- Verb: The city council voted to zone the area for residential use.