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What is the adjective for categorists?

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Included below are past participle and present participle forms for the verbs categorize and categorise which may be used as adjectives within certain contexts.

categorial

categorical, absolute, without exception
categorical, pertaining to a category
pertaining to categorial grammar
Examples:

“Saleem goes on to indicate that categorial identity reifies us, reduces our ongoing, multiple, unfixable selfhood to mere objects.”

“This seeming paradox makes sense once one recognizes that nationalism and communalism are both products of categorial identification.”

“Finally, the implementation of a forum, will consist of a complementary tool of communication between the different categorial comissions.”

categorical

absolute; having no exception
of, pertaining to, or using a category or categories
Synonyms:

absolute, complete, outright, total, unqualified, emphatic, thorough, utter, consummate, explicit, express, full, genuine, pure, thoroughgoing, unconditional, unequivocal, unreserved, categoric, clear, definitive, direct, downright, firm, forthright, positive, profound, rank, resounding, unadulterated, unambiguous, unstinting, wholehearted, wholesale, real, regular, sheer, simple, stark, sure, unalloyed, unlimited, unmitigated, arrant, assured, entire, fair, indubitable, overt, perfect … more

Examples:

“He issued a categorical denial about his involvement in the deal.”

“He does not get what he had hoped for, namely, a categorical argument for saving the family farm.”

categoryless

(rare) Without a category or categories.
(rare) That does not belong to any category.
Synonyms:

indefinable, uncategorizable, unclassed, unclassifiable

Examples:

“While attempting to organize the collection, she realized that some of the items were categoryless and defied being placed under any distinct classification.”

categorized

The characteristic of having been placed or sorted in a category or categories.
Synonyms:

grouped, classified, graded, arranged, matched, sorted, filed, ranked, arrayed, assorted, disposed, ranged, typed, hierarchical, tiered, ordered, classed, graduated, stratified, top-down, organised, organized, hierarchic, characterized, labeled, characterised, labelled, structured, vertical, categorised, indexed, rated, stacked, piled … more

Examples:

“Some government websites established a functional official website and developed categorized sections for information disclosure.”

categorisable

Alternative spelling of categorizable
Examples:

“He makes electronic dance music that isn't easily categorisable. One thing is for sure: his music gets girls moving.”

“Such an approach will produce a text that may not be easily recognisable or categorisable as this or that sort of 'proper' academic work.”

“It was inspired by Arthur Rimbaud and Bob Dylan, neither of whom are particularly categorisable either.”

categorizable

Capable of being categorized.
Synonyms:

classifiable, codifiable, compartmentalizable, groupable, sortable

Examples:

“The new collection of art pieces, with its eclectic mix of styles and themes, was quite categorizable, making it easier for art enthusiasts to navigate.”

“As the length of this description suggests, this Kovner-Whaley duet was the most unusual, least categorizable piece of the evening.”

“Again, I feel, Crafts's narrator is not convincingly categorizable as African American in this comparison.”

categoric

categorical
Synonyms:

utter, complete, absolute, total, thorough, downright, outright, unqualified, categorical, pure, sheer, unmitigated, thoroughgoing, consummate, unconditional, perfect, unadulterated, arrant, rank, stark, profound, definite, unalloyed, fair, simple, dreadful, clean, regular, plumb, full, blooming, flat, dead, positive, deadly, stone, entire, bodacious, unequivocal, real, blank, unreserved, veritable, very, crashing, unlimited, right, ultimate, proper, blasted … more

Examples:

“Can you give a categoric assurance to the House that pipelines carrying that level of untreated gas are safe?”

“The ferry barges across the seafront for its dock with categoric straightness, welcome after the shambles and indirection of Portsmouth.”

“It was on this formal, categoric, and solemn declaration that we voted Art.”

categorizing

categorised

simple past tense and past participle of categorise

categorising

present participle of categorise

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