array
/əˈreɪ/
verb
- To arrange or display things in an orderly or impressive way.
- She arrayed her collection of seashells on the shelf by size and color.
- The chef arrayed the dishes on the buffet table with great care.
- The general arrayed his troops along the ridge before the battle.
- To dress or adorn someone in fine clothing.
- He arrayed himself in a sharp suit for the job interview.
- The children were arrayed in their best clothes for the ceremony.
- The queen was arrayed in a gown of silk and pearls.
noun
- An impressive display or collection of things.
- The store had a wide array of fresh fruits and vegetables.
- She faced an array of challenges when starting her new job.
- The museum displayed an array of ancient pottery.
- An ordered arrangement or sequence, especially of data or numbers.
- The spreadsheet contains an array of sales figures for each month.
- In programming, an array can store multiple values in a single variable.
- The telescope captured an array of light data from distant stars.
- A large group of people or things, especially when arranged in an orderly way.
- A vast array of soldiers stood at attention on the parade ground.
- The wedding guests formed a colorful array in the garden.
- An array of flags lined the main street for the festival.
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