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assortedadjective consisting of many things of different sortsa box of assorted chocolates eclectic, heterogeneous, indiscriminate, kitchen-sink, magpie, miscellaneous, mixed, motley, patchwork, piebald, promiscuous, raggle-taggle, ragtag, varied manifold, multifariousmultiple, multiplex, myriaddisparate, divergent, diverse, sundry, variouschaotic, cluttered, confused, disarranged, disarrayed, disheveled(or dishevelled), disordered, farraginous, jumbled, littered, messed, messy, muddledamalgamated, blended, combined, commingled, commixed, conglomerated, fused, incorporated, intermingled, intermixed, merged, mingledcomposite, conglomerate, hybridunclassified, unsorted homogeneous monolithic, uniformalike, identical, like, samedistinct, distinctive, individual, separate to arrange or assign according to typeassort these butterfly specimens according to geographic origin broke down, categorized, classed, classified, codified, compartmentalized, compartmented, digested, distinguished, distributed, graded, grouped, pegged, placed, ranged, ranked, relegated, separated, sorted, typed arrayed, disposed, drew up, marshaled(or marshalled), ordered, organized, systematizedalphabetized, cataloged(or catalogued), filed, indexed, listed, referredpigeonholed, shelvedidentified, recognizedculled, screened, set, sieved, sifted, winnowedclumped, clustered, colligatedrecategorized, reclassified, regroupedsubcategorized confused, disarranged, jumbled, lumped, mixed (up), scrambledmisclassified, missorted(or mis-sorted), mistyped to form a pleasing relationshipsomewhat surprisingly, the collection of ancient Egyptian art assorts rather well with the museum's modern design agreed, blended(also blent), chimed, chimed in, conformed, consorted, coordinated, grooved, harmonized balanced, correlated, corresponded, dovetailed, hung together, matchedmet, paralleledbonded, coalesced, cohered, conjoined, fused, merged, squared, tallied clashed, collided, conflicted contradicted, contrasted, countered, differed, diverged, jarredcanceled (out)(or cancelled (out)), counteracted, negated, offset ca. 1797 |