aligned
- adjective
- /əˈlaɪnd/
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alineado
- The architect designed the building so that all windows were aligned with the street.
Many of these these structures appear to be aligned to the cardinal directions.
- Many of these these structures appear to be aligned to the cardinal directions.
- If they're aligned, then the energy is lower.
- And so when they are all aligned, the moon is exactly aligned with the sun.
- You have to have your story and your facts aligned.
- It's got a self aligning HUD display.
- Untethered hatred, sky aflame, stars aligned for non rational.
Examples
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Many of these these structures appear to be aligned to the cardinal directions.
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Great Pyramid is almost perfectly aligned to true north.
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That feels just really, really aligned and sort of perfect.
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And then once everything is aligned and ready, I'll wait.
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Aligned values, aligned vision and aligned lifestyle with that.
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Here the outlines of the colony were aligned, measured and demarcated.
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Here, the outlines of the colony were aligned, measured and demarcated.
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The solar panels are aligned to maximize sunlight exposure.
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During the exercise, the team ensured all the equipment was aligned correctly.
Synonyms
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Arranged correctly and ready to use
Idioms
How Aligned
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Aligned comes from an old idea of making a 'line' and shares the same root as the everyday word line and the verb align, which meant 'to make a line'. So when objects are aligned they are placed in a straight row or in the correct position.