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structured
This term describes a state of deliberate organization, often implying a rigid or formal framework. In professional or academic settings, it suggests a level of discipline and predictability, contrasting with "unstructured" or "organic" approaches. It carries a neutral to positive connotation of efficiency and clarity, though in some social contexts, it can imply a lack of flexibility.
In technical contexts, particularly data science and computing, the word takes on a precise meaning regarding schema and formatting. It refers specifically to information that fits into a predefined model, such as a relational database, which distinguishes it from the more fluid nature of natural language or raw text.
Meanings
Examples
I prefer a more structured environment where my responsibilities are clearly defined.
The training program is structured to help beginners master the basics first.
We need to move this information into a structured format for the database.
The lesson was too structured and left no room for creative discussion.
He thrives in a structured routine that starts with a morning run.
The legal argument was well structured and easy for the jury to follow.
Is the internship structured or is it more of a hands-on experience?
Is the internship structured or is it more of a hands-on experience?
The city layout is highly structured with a grid of wide avenues.