Definition

The process of combining smaller parts into larger, organized groups or units, often used in contexts like psychology, finance, and logistics.

Example

The unitization of data helps researchers analyze complex information more effectively.

Conversation

I was reading about unitization in my psychology class today.

Oh really? What does that mean exactly?

It’s about grouping smaller bits of information into larger units for better understanding.

That sounds useful! I could definitely use that for studying.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Unitization → It is formed from "unit" (from Latin "unitas", meaning oneness or a single entity) and "-ization" (meaning the process of making or becoming). The word "unitization" refers to the process of making something into a single unit or entity.

Memory Tip

Think of 'unit' as a single entity and '-ization' as the process of making. This helps you remember that unitization means the process of creating a single unit.

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