Definitions and Examples of stratified, layered, divided
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
stratified
Separated into distinct layers or strata.
Example
The soil in this area is stratified with different layers of sand, clay, and gravel.
Consisting of several layers or sheets.
Example
The cake was layered with chocolate and vanilla cream, making it look delicious.
Separated into parts or pieces.
Example
The city was divided into two parts by the river, making it difficult for people to commute.
Key Differences: stratified vs layered vs divided
- 1Stratified refers to a substance that is separated into distinct layers or strata.
- 2Layered describes something that consists of several layers or sheets.
- 3Divided means separated into parts or pieces.
Effective Usage of stratified, layered, divided
- 1Science: Use stratified to describe rock formations or soil layers in geology.
- 2Cooking: Use layered to describe food items that consist of multiple layers, such as cakes or lasagna.
- 3Politics: Use divided to describe a society or community that is split into opposing groups or factions.
Remember this!
The antonyms of unstratified are stratified, layered, and divided. These words describe substances or materials that are separated into distinct layers or strata, consist of several layers or sheets, or are separated into parts or pieces. Use these words in various contexts such as science, cooking, or politics to convey specific meanings.
