divided or separated into fractions; having been broken into parts or components.
From fraction (noun) + -ed (past tense/adjectival suffix). This is a less common variant formation than fractionated, treating 'fraction' directly as a verb.
This word is rare because fractionate is the preferred scientific verb, but you'll find 'fractioned' in older texts or specialized disciplines like analytical chemistry where it carries specific technical meaning.
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