to array
- verb
- /əˈreɪ/
- He carefully arrayed the dishes on the table for the dinner party.
- forces arrayed
- organizations arrayed
Then the further, the next step was realizing that the elements could be arrayed along this vortex.
- Then the further, the next step was realizing that the elements could be arrayed along this vortex.
- One of the things that we have to deal with I think is how we effectively array the workforce.
Examples
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In the lobby, WASP families, arrayed in summer pastels, take tea under the potted palms.
Fiction book (1991) -
Even the shaving kit is neatly arrayed on the sink as Murphy looks at it.
Fiction book (2002) -
One of the things that we have to deal with I think is how we effectively array the workforce.
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We know the strength of the forces arrayed against us...
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With such a force arrayed against us, it's time to discuss other options.
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As always, keep an eye out for four bright points of light arrayed around Jupiter.
Academic text (2005) -
For its part, Moscow established the Warsaw Treaty Organization to array its satellites against NATO.
Academic text (2001) -
Karen by now had more than fifty new sketches arrayed before her, taped to the wall.
Fiction book (1994) -
The artist arrayed her paintings in a visually stunning display at the gallery.
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The flowers were beautifully arrayed in a basket for the wedding ceremony.
Synonyms
To put things or information in a clear, neat order
To arrange items so they are ready and easy to see
To arrange objects or information in a clear organized way
To arrange text and images into a clear layout for printing or display
To put things in a line or in order
To put things next to each other in a certain order
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Compounds
How Orderly
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Etymology
The verb array comes from an old French verb arayer meaning 'to put in order' or 'make ready'. To array something is to arrange it neatly or to dress someone in fine clothes.