1. a smaller group that is part of a larger group
2. a distinct group within a mathematical set that satisfies certain conditions
Usage: mathematics

1. to divide into smaller groups

Examples

• The research team was divided into three subgroups to study different aspects of the problem.
• Teenagers form a distinct subgroup within the larger population.
• The teacher decided to subgroup the students based on their reading levels.
• In algebra, we studied how to identify subgroups within larger mathematical structures.
• The marketing department created subgroups to target different customer segments.
• Scientists subgroup the data to analyze patterns more effectively.
• Each subgroup will present their findings to the entire class.