binned

Tossed in trash

Binned is the past tense of bin, meaning to throw away or discard.

In British English, to bin something is to put it in the rubbish bin: I binned those old magazines.

The word extends to rejecting or abandoning anything: The editor binned my article, We binned the whole plan after the budget cuts.

In data analysis, binned describes values grouped into ranges or categories: The ages were binned into five-year intervals.

discarded

trashed

Destroyed or intoxicated

tossedThrew lightly
dumpedAbruptly ended romantically
thrown outExpelled or discarded

chucked · scrapped · junked · ditched · disposed · rejected · eliminated · purged · cleared · removed

categorized

sorted

Put in order

groupedArranged by similarity
classifiedRestricted from disclosure
bucketedRained in sheets

segmented · partitioned · bracketed · slotted · assigned · distributed · allocated · organized · filed · indexed

statistical

histogram

Frequency distribution graph

frequencyRate of recurrence
distributionAllocation across recipients
intervalDuration between two points

range · bucket · data · grouped · quantile · percentile · quartile · decile · threshold · cutoff

Categories

organizedorganized, ordered, arranged, sorted, classified
storedstored, warehoused, stashed, stowed, kept
discardeddiscarded, threw away, tossed, trashed, dumped
data statesraw, processed, filtered, normalized, validated
Storage Conditionsrefrigerated, frozen, chilled, room temperature, temperature controlled

Opposites

DISPOSAL vs RETENTION

binnedkept

Didn't give away

saved · retained · preserved · stored · held onto

value judgment

binnedtreasured

Regarded with deep affection

cherished · valued · prized · revered · esteemed

DATA ORGANIZATION (technical)

binnedraw

In original state

continuous · ungrouped · disaggregated · granular · individual

Phrases

sin binningTemporary game exclusion

Family

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