co-ordinated
- adjective
- /koʊˈɔrdɪneɪtɪd/
- UK
- She wore a co-ordinated outfit with matching shoes and bag.
Examples
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The dress and shoes are perfectly co-ordinated.
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The designer chose co-ordinated cushions and curtains for a harmonious look.
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The office decor features co-ordinated colors to create a welcoming atmosphere.
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She wore a co-ordinated outfit for the party.
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The designer chose co-ordinated cushions and curtains for a harmonious look.
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She wore a co-ordinated outfit with matching shoes and bag.
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The office decor features co-ordinated colors to create a welcoming atmosphere.
Synonyms
Parts that fit together and look pleasant
Having clothes and accessories in the same color or style so they look like they go together
Arranged so things match and look good together, especially in color or style
Having the same appearance or design
How Coordinated
Surface Forms
Morphology
co-ordinated = coordinate (transparent) = co + ordinate + ed
Formed by regular suffixation of -ed to the verb 'coordinate'; the meaning is directly derived (matched/arranged together).
Etymology
Co-ordinated comes from co- 'together' and order 'to arrange', so a coordinated outfit has its parts arranged together to match in colour or style and look good.