prioritize

[prahy-uh-rahyz]

prioritize Definition

  • 1to arrange or do things in order of importance
  • 2to give priority to something

Using prioritize: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "prioritize" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    I need to prioritize my workload for the day.

  • Example

    We must prioritize our spending on essential items.

  • Example

    It's important to prioritize your health and well-being.

  • Example

    The company needs to prioritize customer satisfaction.

prioritize Synonyms and Antonyms

Antonyms for prioritize

Phrases with prioritize

  • prioritize tasks

    to organize tasks based on their level of importance

    Example

    I always prioritize tasks that are urgent and important.

  • to allocate funds according to their level of importance

    Example

    During tough economic times, it's important to prioritize spending on necessities like food and shelter.

  • to manage time effectively by focusing on important tasks first

    Example

    In order to be productive, it's important to prioritize time and avoid distractions.

Origins of prioritize

from Medieval Latin 'prioritas', meaning 'precedence'

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Summary: prioritize in Brief

To 'prioritize' [prahy-uh-rahyz] is to arrange or do things in order of importance. It involves giving priority to certain tasks, goals, or values over others. Examples include 'I need to prioritize my workload for the day' and 'We must prioritize our spending on essential items.' Phrases like 'prioritize tasks' and 'prioritize spending' provide more specific contexts for the term.

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