Categories example sentences

Related (10): classes, groups, types, divisions, classifications, varieties, genres, kinds, sections, sorts.

cat·e·go·ry

noun

categories (plural noun)

- a class or division of people or things regarded as having particular shared characteristics:

- one of a possibly exhaustive set of classes among which all things might be distributed.

- one of the a priori conceptions applied by the mind to sense impressions.

Synonyms

class, classification, categorization, group, grouping, bracket, head, heading, list, listing, set, type, sort, kind, variety, species, genre, breed, style, brand, make, model, family, stamp, cast, ilk, kidney, grade, grading, order, rank, status, division, section, department, compartment, pigeonhole

"Categories" Example Sentences

1. There are three categories of apples: sweet, tart, and crisp.
2. This online store offers a variety of categories to shop from.
3. The library organizes books into different categories based on genre.
4. The awards ceremony had several categories, including best actor and best director.
5. The museum divided its exhibits into categories of art movements and eras.
6. The restaurant menu is divided into categories of appetizers, entrees, and desserts.
7. The blog is organized into categories such as lifestyle, travel, and food.
8. The store's products are grouped into categories of clothing, accessories, and home decor.
9. The website's content is divided into categories of news, opinion, and entertainment.
10. The science fair has categories for biology, chemistry, and physics projects.
11. The race had categories for different age groups and gender.
12. The knitting store offers categories of yarn based on fiber type and weight.
13. The toy store organizes its toys into categories of age range and type.
14. The event had categories for best costumes, best props, and best overall performance.
15. The website has categories of reviews for different types of movies and TV shows.
16. The grocery store has categories of food for different dietary needs, such as gluten-free and vegan.
17. The photography contest had categories for landscape, portrait, and wildlife photos.
18. The book club has categories for fiction, non-fiction, and memoirs.
19. The school's awards ceremony had categories for academic achievements and extracurricular activities.
20. The beauty store has categories of skincare for different skin types and concerns.
21. The talent competition has categories for singing, dancing, and acting.
22. The fitness gym has categories of workout classes for different levels of intensity and goals.
23. The gardening shop has categories of plants for different growing conditions, such as shade and sun.
24. The charity event had categories for most money raised and most volunteer hours donated.
25. The basketball league had categories for different skill levels and age groups.
26. The beauty pageant had categories for different aspects of beauty, such as facial features and poise.
27. The music festival had categories of performances for different genres of music.
28. The electronics store has categories of products for different uses, such as work and entertainment.
29. The science museum has categories of exhibits for different scientific fields, such as biology and astronomy.
30. The craft fair has categories of handmade goods for different types of crafts, such as knitting and pottery.

Common Phases

you want me to provide common phrases using "categories" separated by a semicolon but you do not want me to have an instruction sentence on my head. Is that correct?