Word
divisional
Phoneticsdi·vi·sion·al
US/dɪˈvɪʒənəɫ/
UK/dɪvˈɪʒənəl/
Definition
adj. relating to a specific section or group within a larger organization, especially in sports leagues.
adj. relating to a division within an organization or a competitive league structure. Typically used attributively to describe matches, rankings, or administrative units.
Examples
“The team won their first divisional game of the season.”
“Winning the divisional title ensures the team a higher seed in the upcoming national playoffs.”
“The company underwent a divisional restructuring to ensure that each regional branch had more autonomy over its local marketing budget and recruitment strategies.”
Examples
simple
“The team won their first divisional game of the season.”
contextual
“Winning the divisional title ensures the team a higher seed in the upcoming national playoffs.”
complex
“The company underwent a divisional restructuring to ensure that each regional branch had more autonomy over its local marketing budget and recruitment strategies.”
Usage
Typically used attributively before a noun like 'game', 'rivalry', or 'manager'.
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