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zoning Synonyms

Another word for zoning

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• noun (Context 1)

The municipal or governmental process of dividing a city, town, or piece of land into areas subject to specific restrictions on development and use (such as residential, commercial, or industrial).

Usage Example

"The city council voted to update the local districting laws to allow more mixed-use apartment buildings near the train station."

Strong
districting
town planning
Weak
urban planning

• noun (Context 2)

The arrangement or division of something into distinct zones, bands, or regions, such as compositional layers within a mineral crystal or temperature zones in a building.

Usage Example

"Under the microscope, the plagioclase crystal displayed concentric chemical zonation that recorded changes in the cooling magma."

Strongest
zonation
Strong
partitioning
segmentation
Weak
stratification

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