Partition Adjective Synonyms
allotment, allotting, apportionment, apportioning, distribution, distributing, meting out, doling out, rationing (out), sharing (out), dividing (up), giving or handing or passing out, parcelling out, divvying up
The partition of the estate is in the hands of our solicitors.
separation, division, splitting (up), split-up, partitionment, break-up, breaking up, segmenting, segmentation
One of the results of World War II was the partition of Germany.
Partition Noun Synonyms
(room) divider, (dividing) wall, barrier, screen, separator
Let's put up a partition to divide this office into two.
divide (up), separate, cut up, subdivide, split (up)
It is always a mistake to partition a country into smaller, potentially quarrelsome units.
compartment, room, chamber, section, part, area, division, subdivision, cell, stall, booth
In open floor planning, furniture, plantings, other movables are used to create the partitions where people work.
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Business / Construction / Bearing Partition: A partition that supports any vertical load in addition to its own weight. MORE
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Science / Biology / Resource Partitioning: The division of resources such that a few dominant species exploit most of the available resources while other species divide the remainder; helps explain why a few species are abundant in a community MORE
Entertainment / Literature / Lords Rooms: During the Renaissance, the most prestigious and costly seating in public playhouses were the lords' rooms. These rooms were partitioned sections of the gallery near the 'above.' (The cost was three p MORE
Business / Construction / Stud: A vertical wood framing member, also referred to as a wall stud, attached to the horizontal sole plate below and the top plate above. Normally 2 X 4's or 2 X 6's, 8' long (sometimes 92 5/8'). One of a MORE
Business / Real Estate / Government National Mortgage Association (GNMA): A federal agency created in 1968 when the Federal National Mortgage association (FNMA) was partitioned into two separate corporations. Ginnie Mae, as it is popularly called, is a corporation without c MORE