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Bracket (Verb)

Classify or group.

Verbs of thinking, judging, analyzing, doubting.

The researchers decided to bracket the data into different age groups for easier analysis.
By bracketing the regions into two main categories, the team could better understand the economic trends.
For statistical purposes, the survey participants were bracketed according to their annual income.
These students bracketed historical events into four distinct periods, which provided clarity on their timeline.
They bracketed wildlife into different taxonomic groups to facilitate their research and conservation efforts.

Place into brackets; "Please bracket this remark".

Verbs of telling, asking, ordering, singing.

The editor was asked to bracket the sensitive information for review by the lawyers.
Please bracket the sections that you think are irrelevant to the main argument.
In the report, the researcher bracketed the uncertain data with question marks.
The writer bracketed the phrase 'in my opinion' to set off the subjective comment.
The transcriptionist was instructed to bracket the unclear words for further clarification.

Support with brackets; "bracket bookshelves".

Verbs of touching, hitting, tying, digging.

The old wooden beam had to be bracketed to the adjacent wall for added stability.
The architect decided to bracket the ornate stone doorframe with sturdy steel supports.
It was necessary to bracket the heavy light fixture with reinforced metal beams.
To create a unique design, the carpenter chose to bracket floating shelves under the staircase.
The load-bearing walls on either side helped to bracket the entire structure and provide additional support.