| CLASSIFY | • classify v. To identify by or divide into classes; to categorize. • classify v. To declare something a secret, especially a government secret. • classify v. To make classy. |
| CLASSIFYING | • classifying v. Present participle of classify. • classifying adj. That serves to classify. • CLASSIFY v. to arrange in categories. |
| DECLASSIFY | • declassify v. To remove the classification from; to lift the restrictions on. • DECLASSIFY v. to remove or reduce the security classification of. |
| DECLASSIFYING | • declassifying v. Present participle of declassify. • DECLASSIFY v. to remove or reduce the security classification of. |
| MISCLASSIFY | • misclassify v. To classify incorrectly. • MISCLASSIFY v. to classify wrongly. |
| MISCLASSIFYING | • misclassifying v. Present participle of misclassify. • MISCLASSIFY v. to classify wrongly. |
| OVERCLASSIFY | • overclassify v. (Transitive) To classify excessively. • OVERCLASSIFY v. to classify to excess. |
| OVERCLASSIFYING | • overclassifying v. Present participle of overclassify. • OVERCLASSIFY v. to classify to excess. |
| RECLASSIFY | • reclassify v. To classify again, give a new classification to. • RECLASSIFY v. to classify again. |
| RECLASSIFYING | • reclassifying v. Present participle of reclassify. • RECLASSIFY v. to classify again. |
| SUBCLASSIFY | • subclassify v. (Transitive) To classify into a subclass. • SUBCLASSIFY v. to group into subclasses. |
| SUBCLASSIFYING | • subclassifying v. Present participle of subclassify. • SUBCLASSIFY v. to group into subclasses. |