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departmental Definition

de·part·men·tal (dē′pärt ment′'l, di pärt′-)

adjective

  1. having to do with a department or departments
  2. arranged into departments

departmental Related Forms
de′·part·men′·tally adverb
departmental Usage Examples

Modifies a noun

  • administrator: Forms on which all changes of degree schemes must be recorded are available from departmental administrators.
  • silo: In the journey toward an effective CMS strategy, conflicts between departmental silos will be unearthed.
  • helpdesk: Please email any suggestions, corrections or errors to the departmental computing helpdesk Goto email faq Back to email pages.
  • handbook: Each department has its own rule on which method you should use, this information will be contained in your departmental handbook.
  • boundary: And so we wanted to be able to deal with them all at once, through a coherent strategy that transcended departmental boundaries.
  • bursary: You may be eligible for a LEA grant of up to £ 750 or a departmental bursary.

Modifying Another Word

  • specifically: Specifically departmental issues are thus dealt with within the department, while matters of wider concern are fed into the School's committee structure.
  • not: NOTE: The Survey refers to the Open Access Labs only ( as run by Computing Services ), and not departmental labs.
  • purely: He said that they were purely departmental procedures for dealing with claims for capital grants under the grant-maintained transitional arrangements.