centered

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centered

The teacher placed the star sticker centered on the student's paper.

Definition
  1. Adjective:
    • Being or placed in the center: The state of being positioned at the central point or main area of something.
    • Emotionally stable and focused: Describing a person who is calm, balanced, and not easily disturbed.
Usage
  • As an adjective, "centered" typically follows a linking verb (e.g., , , ) or modifies a noun directly.
  • It can describe both physical placement and a state of mind.
Examples
  • Physical Placement:
    • The sculpture was perfectly centered on the pedestal.
    • Please ensure the text is centered on the page.
  • Mental/Emotional State:
    • After meditation, she felt calm and centered.
    • A good leader remains centered during a crisis.
Advanced Usage
  • "self-centered": Excessively focused on oneself and one's own needs; selfish. (This is a compound word listed separately as a variant).
    • His self-centered attitude made teamwork difficult.
  • "user-centered": Designed with the primary focus on the needs and experience of the user. (This is a compound word listed separately as a variant).
    • User-centered design is key to the product's success.
Variants and Related Words
  • Center (verb): To place or be placed in the center.
    • Center the image before printing.
  • Central (adjective): Of, at, or forming the center.
    • The train station is in a central location.
  • Self-centered (adjective): Preoccupied with oneself and one's own affairs.
  • User-centered (adjective): Focused on the user's needs and convenience.
Synonyms
  • Positioned: Placed in a particular location.
  • Balanced: Keeping or showing a balance; emotionally stable.
  • Focused: Paying particular attention to something; having a clear central point.
  • Composed: Calm and in control of one's feelings.
Antonyms
  • Off-center: Not situated in the center.
  • Unbalanced: Not keeping or showing a balance; emotionally unstable.
  • Distracted: Unable to concentrate because one's mind is preoccupied.
Related Phrases
  • To center oneself: To focus one's attention, to regain emotional balance.
    • He took a deep breath to center himself before the speech.
centered

The teacher placed the star sticker centered on the student's paper.

Adjective
  1. being or placed in the center