Subdivision is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SUBDIVISION in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a subordinate part of a larger whole
• the action of subdividing or being subdivided
• a secondary or subordinate division
• any taxonomic subcategory, especially (in botany) one that ranks below division and above class.
• an area of land divided into plots for sale.
• an area of housing.
• The act of subdividing, or separating a part into smaller parts.
• A part of a thing made by subdividing.
• an area composed of subdivided lots
• the act of subdividing; division of something previously divided
• a division of some larger or more complex organization
• a self-contained part of a larger composition (written or musical)
• a section of a section; a part of a part; i.e., a part of something already divided
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• an act or instance of subdividing

Words related to SUBDIVISION

subdivisional19 subdivisions18

Words that contain SUBDIVISION

subdivisions18 subdivisional19

How to use SUBDIVISION in a sentence

• The Catholics alone appear exempt from the fury of division and sub-division that has seized every other persuasion.
• Even of this part too it is but quite a minor subdivision that is included in the two volumes of his work that have hitherto appeared.
• There is a chance for the thinker in most any of these places that have grown out of this process of finest subdivision of work.
• It is noteworthy that the Blackfeet, although Algonquins, have this system of subdivision, and it may be that among them the gentes are of comparatively recent date.
• The traits, in fact, are for the most part common to the Semitic race generally, and not distinctive of any particular subdivision of it.
• The section system is based on the subdivision of processes into a number of minor operations.
• Logic itself would thus become a subdivision of logic.
• Thus the process throughout is one of perpetual subdivision and perpetual intercommunication of the divisions.
• The established church however is not the Gelugpa but the Dugpa, which is a subdivision of the Kar-gyu-pa.
• Increased subdivision in a longitudinal direction was a very desirable thing, and almost necessary for a condition of immunity from sinking.
• The whole machinery of modern society is so infinitely more complex than in ancient times, that the subdivision of human faculty is the result.
• There are two subjects, indeed, which I shall claim a right to further as long as I breathe, the public education and the subdivision of the counties into wards.
• Among other improvements, I hope they will adopt the subdivision of our counties into wards.
• Foreigners, too, who trade or travel among us, will find a great facility in understanding our coins and accounts from this ratio of subdivision.
• The whole sum of things might, it was thought, be brought by division and subdivision within an orderly scheme of classification.
• The Spaniard, Italian, Greek, and Arab are sufficiently familiar to illustrate the distinctive qualities of this subdivision.
• The final classification is an actual ridge count, and no valuation table is used to obtain a subdivision.
• I heard also of a remarkable case of subdivision on the part of some labourers on Mr.
• The objections to it were, in substance, the same that have been made to the minute subdivision of labor.
• Probably the lime which the whole plant contains in a highly elaborated state of subdivision has fairly credited it with anti-cancerous powers.
• V Comedy is, as we have said, an imitation of characters of a lower type, not, however, in the full sense of the word bad, the Ludicrous being merely a subdivision of the ugly.
• Expenditure under Subdivision III for the purchase of books by the School Library Service was L50,580.
• Among the preparations which are made in this city for the advancement of the society, attention has been principally paid to the possibility of such a subdivision into sections.
• In the subdivision of different kinds of dravya also the same principle of classification is followed.
• In subdivision of labor she is minute and absolute, providing for every duty its special exclusive agent.
• It has long been believed that the subdivision of landed property in France dates from the revolution of 1789, and was only the result of that revolution.
• There is not one subdivision of them but is touched by the movements of to-day.
• This subdivision is further distinguished by the situation of the ovicells, which are not terminal, but occur at irregular intervals on cells in the course of the series.
• Until 1815 high war prices and the low Catholic franchise stimulated subdivision of holdings, already excessively small, and the growth of population.
• To be sure the problem of division of labor, as it appears in the subdivision of manufacture, is intimately connected with many other related questions.
• When written by persons conversant with their subject, the fashionable novel forms a legitimate subdivision of the novel of life and manners.
• The historical novel is obviously a subdivision of the novel of life and manners.

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