aligned

[əˈlaɪnd]

aligned Definition

• 1. arranged in a straight line
• 2. in agreement or cooperation with someone or something

Using aligned: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "aligned" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  The books on the shelf were aligned by size.

• Example

  The wheels of the car were not aligned properly.

• Example

  The company's goals are aligned with the interests of its employees.

• Example

  We need to align our strategies to achieve success.

• Example

  The team is aligned on the new project plan.

aligned Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for aligned

• straight
• even
• parallel
• coordinated
• congruent

Antonyms for aligned

• misaligned
• crooked
• disordered

Phrases with aligned

• aligned with

  in agreement or cooperation with someone or something

  Example

  Our values are aligned with the company's mission statement.

• aligned to

  adjusted or arranged to match or fit with something else

  Example

  The text needs to be aligned to the left margin.

• aligned for success

  having all elements working together towards achieving a common goal

  Example

  The team is aligned for success on this project.

Origins of aligned

from French 'aligner', from 'à' + 'ligne', meaning 'to line up'

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Summary: aligned in Brief

'Aligned' [əˈlaɪnd] means arranged in a straight line or in agreement or cooperation with someone or something. It can refer to physical objects, such as 'The books on the shelf were aligned by size,' or to abstract concepts, such as 'The company's goals are aligned with the interests of its employees.' Phrases like 'aligned with' and 'aligned to' denote agreement or matching, while 'aligned for success' implies that all elements are working together towards achieving a common goal.