pigeonhole

to put someone in a pigeonhole

avoid being pigeonholed into a specific role

pigeonhole a book in the library

don't pigeonhole me based on my appearance

the project doesn't fit neatly into any pigeonhole

The inner part was divided into pigeonholes, all bulging with papers.

I think it says a lot of what athletes can do that we're not just pigeonholed to sports.

But it's not so easy to pigeonhole these days.

Our room faced the lobby, and there were these pigeonhole mailboxes.

When you label yourself as shy like that, your pigeonholing your entire personality.

Those projects were all so indelible in their way that I could imagine being pigeonholed was a problem.

Later, he pilfered some pigeons from another's pigeonhole.

If you advertise how much wealth you own, people might make assumptions about you or pigeonhole you into harmful stereotypes.

Yeah, I don't think you can pigeonhole.

She was sorting, marking, and pigeonholing various papers and envelopes.