coordinate (Meaning)
coordinate (n)
a number that identifies a position relative to an axis
coordinate (v)
bring order and organization to
bring into common action, movement, or condition
be co-ordinated
bring (components or parts) into proper or desirable coordination correlation
coordinate (s)
of equal importance, rank, or degree
Synonyms & Antonyms of coordinate
coordinate Sentence Examples
- The project manager must coordinate efforts among team members to meet deadlines.
- Sarah was appointed to coordinate the logistics for the upcoming conference.
- The volunteer coordinator helped to coordinate schedules for the event.
- It's essential to coordinate transportation arrangements for the field trip.
- The police department will coordinate with other agencies to ensure public safety during the event.
- Our goal is to coordinate efforts with local businesses to support the community.
- The software helps to coordinate tasks and deadlines across multiple projects.
- The coordinator will work closely with vendors to secure necessary supplies.
- Coordination between departments is crucial for the success of the merger.
- The teacher will coordinate with parents to address any concerns about students' progress.
FAQs About the word coordinate
a number that identifies a position relative to an axis, bring order and organization to, bring into common action, movement, or condition, be co-ordinated, bri
reconcile, match, adapt, suit, harmonize,integrate, correlate, accommodate, merge, combine
disarray, disorganize, disrupt, skew, upset, upset, disarray, skew,disrupt, confuse
The project manager must coordinate efforts among team members to meet deadlines.
Sarah was appointed to coordinate the logistics for the upcoming conference.
The volunteer coordinator helped to coordinate schedules for the event.
It's essential to coordinate transportation arrangements for the field trip.
