sectional
/ˈsɛkʃənəl/
adjective
- Relating to a particular section or group within a larger whole, especially a region or part of a country.
- Sectional interests often conflict with the needs of the entire nation.
- The company's sectional policies varied from one branch to another.
- The debate revealed deep sectional differences between the northern and southern states.
- Made up of separate sections that can be arranged in different ways.
- They installed sectional garage doors that open in panels.
- The sectional bookcase came in three pieces that fit together perfectly.
- We bought a sectional sofa that can be rearranged into different seating configurations.
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noun
- A piece of furniture, especially a sofa, made up of separate sections that can be arranged in different ways.
- We bought a large gray sectional for the family room.
- The sectional has a recliner on one end and a chaise on the other.
- She arranged the sectional in an L-shape to face the television.