Synonyms for structured
struc·tured

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1. structuredadjective

   having definite and highly organized structure

   "a structured environment"

   Synonyms:
   integrated

   Antonyms:
   unregulated, inorganic, unstructured, ambiguous

2. integrated, structuredadjective

   resembling a living organism in organization or development

   "society as an integrated whole"

   Synonyms:
   incorporate, unified, integrated, incorporated, merged

   Antonyms:
   inorganic, unstructured, ambiguous, unregulated

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1. List of paraphrases for "structured":

   formal, organized, structure, well-structured, structural, formalized, classroom, articulated, organised, systematic, framed

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1. Bernie Sanders:

   The way it is structured right now, if you make it all the way to California, you could do pretty well. But in terms of the early states -- Iowa, New Hampshire, the other states -- it just doesn't work.

2. Capri Cafaro:

   It was kind of structured very similarly, seen as a grassroots movement with local chapters across the country, i think that it is possible that an organization like Moms for Liberty could have an impact on the midterm elections and maybe even going into 2024, particularly because it is encapsulating in a very important demographic in the electorate which are women and mothers, particularly in an age demographic generically between like 25 to 35.

3. Duncan Clark:

   It's hard to overstate his influence given how the company's governance is structured.

4. Sam Seddon:

   What we are doing at Wimbledon is teaching Watson tennis, there is a data set at Wimbledon that sits in a huge structured database, then there is Wimbledon's huge historical archive. Watson can receive a question from Wimbledon's digital team in natural language, understand if it is a statistical question or a language question and then find the answer.

5. Nick Bloom:

   It is clear for individual tasks or for one-on-one meetings that are structured, working from home is probably better, what doesn't work well is unstructured social time.