coordinate
/koʊˈɔrdɪnət/
verb
- To organize or arrange the different parts of an activity or group so that they work together effectively.
- The team needs to coordinate their schedules for the project.
- He coordinated the rescue efforts after the storm.
- She coordinated the volunteers for the charity run.
- To match or harmonize in color, design, or style.
- She chose a belt that coordinates with her shoes.
- The wedding colors coordinate with the flowers.
- The curtains coordinate perfectly with the sofa.
Antonyms
noun
- One of a set of numbers or letters that give the exact position of a point on a map, graph, or grid.
- The pilot entered the coordinates into the navigation system.
- Plot the point at coordinates (3, 5) on the graph.
- The GPS gave the coordinates of the hidden treasure.
- A person or thing of equal rank or importance.
- In this company, managers and coordinators are considered coordinates.
- The two departments are coordinates in the organizational chart.
- She treated her assistant as a coordinate, not a subordinate.
adjective
- Equal in rank, importance, or degree.
- They hold coordinate positions in the organization.
- The two branches of government are coordinate in authority.
- The partners have coordinate responsibilities.
- Relating to a system of coordinates.
- The coordinate plane is used in geometry.
- The map uses a coordinate grid.
- We studied coordinate geometry in math class.