Definitions and Examples of zonal, regional
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
Relating to or divided into zones.
Example
The city's transportation system is zonal, with different fares for different zones.
Relating to or characteristic of a particular region or area.
Example
The company has a regional office in every major city in the country.
Key Differences: zonal vs regional
- 1Zonal refers to something that is divided into zones, while regional refers to something that is related to a particular region or area.
- 2Zonal is more specific than regional, which can refer to a larger area.
- 3Regional can also refer to something that is specific to a particular region, such as regional cuisine or regional dialects.
Effective Usage of zonal, regional
- 1Geography: Use zonal to describe areas that are divided into zones, such as transportation systems or zoning laws.
- 2Business: Use regional to describe offices, sales territories, or marketing campaigns that are specific to a particular region.
- 3Culture: Use regional to describe customs, traditions, or dialects that are specific to a particular region.
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Remember this!
The antonyms of nonzonal are zonal and regional. Zonal refers to something that is divided into zones, while regional refers to something that is related to a particular region or area. Use these words in geography, business, and culture contexts to describe specific areas, offices, territories, customs, and traditions.
