dichotomise

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dichotomise

Past participle: dichotomised
Gerund: dichotomising

Imperative
dichotomise
dichotomise

Present
I dichotomise
you dichotomise
he/she/it dichotomises
we dichotomise
you dichotomise
they dichotomise

Preterite
I dichotomised
you dichotomised
he/she/it dichotomised
we dichotomised
you dichotomised
they dichotomised

Present Continuous
I am dichotomising
you are dichotomising
he/she/it is dichotomising
we are dichotomising
you are dichotomising
they are dichotomising

Present Perfect
I have dichotomised
you have dichotomised
he/she/it has dichotomised
we have dichotomised
you have dichotomised
they have dichotomised

Past Continuous
I was dichotomising
you were dichotomising
he/she/it was dichotomising
we were dichotomising
you were dichotomising
they were dichotomising

Past Perfect
I had dichotomised
you had dichotomised
he/she/it had dichotomised
we had dichotomised
you had dichotomised
they had dichotomised

Future
I will dichotomise
you will dichotomise
he/she/it will dichotomise
we will dichotomise
you will dichotomise
they will dichotomise

Future Perfect
I will have dichotomised
you will have dichotomised
he/she/it will have dichotomised
we will have dichotomised
you will have dichotomised
they will have dichotomised

Future Continuous
I will be dichotomising
you will be dichotomising
he/she/it will be dichotomising
we will be dichotomising
you will be dichotomising
they will be dichotomising

Present Perfect Continuous
I have been dichotomising
you have been dichotomising
he/she/it has been dichotomising
we have been dichotomising
you have been dichotomising
they have been dichotomising

Future Perfect Continuous
I will have been dichotomising
you will have been dichotomising
he/she/it will have been dichotomising
we will have been dichotomising
you will have been dichotomising
they will have been dichotomising

Past Perfect Continuous
I had been dichotomising
you had been dichotomising
he/she/it had been dichotomising
we had been dichotomising
you had been dichotomising
they had been dichotomising

Conditional
I would dichotomise
you would dichotomise
he/she/it would dichotomise
we would dichotomise
you would dichotomise
they would dichotomise

Past Conditional
I would have dichotomised
you would have dichotomised
he/she/it would have dichotomised
we would have dichotomised
you would have dichotomised
they would have dichotomised

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dichotomise - divide into two opposing groups or kinds

dichotomize

class, classify, sort out, assort, sort, separate - arrange or order by classes or categories; "How would you classify these pottery shards--are they prehistoric?"

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