aligned
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Definition
- Adjective:
- Arranged in a straight line or correct relative position: Describes objects or points that are positioned along a common line or in proper coordination with each other.
- In agreement or alliance; brought into cooperation with a group, cause, or set of principles: Describes people, groups, or interests that are in accord or working together toward a common goal.
Examples of Usage
- Adjective (Physical Arrangement):
- The books on the shelf were perfectly aligned.
- Ensure the text is left-aligned in the document.
- Adjective (Agreement/Alliance):
- Our goals are aligned with the company's mission.
- The two nations became politically aligned.
Advanced Usage
- "to be aligned with": to be in agreement or in a position of cooperation with someone or something.
- Her personal values are aligned with the organization's ethics.
- "closely aligned": very much in agreement or in a very similar position.
- The interests of the two departments are closely aligned.
Variants and Related Words
- Align (verb): To place or arrange things in a straight line or correct position; to bring into agreement or cooperation.
- Please align the images on the page.
- He sought to align himself with the new leadership.
- Alignment (noun): The state of being arranged in a line or brought into agreement.
- The mechanic checked the wheel alignment.
- There is a new political alignment in the region.
Synonyms
- Lined up: Arranged in a line.
- In line: Positioned correctly along a line.
- Allied: Joined by agreement or common cause.
- In agreement: Having the same opinion or purpose.
Antonyms
- Misaligned: Not in correct alignment or position.
- Unaligned: Not placed in a line; not allied with any side.
- Opposed: In conflict or disagreement.
Adjective
- in a straight line
- pearly teeth evenly aligned
- brought into agreement or cooperation on the side of a faction, party, or cause