to organize the different parts of an activity and the people involved in it so that it works well
co+ordin+ate
Shared component: ordin · order
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ordin
order
Related forms: ordin · 19 words in this dictionary
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Shared components, not spelling prefixesmuch more than usual or expected; excessive
in+ordin+ate
Shared component: ordin · order
An authoritative order or decree, especially one made by a government or ruler.
ordin+ance
Shared component: ordin · order
lower in rank or position
sub+ordin+ate
Shared component: ordin · order
Relating to a position in a numbered series or order.
ordin+al
Shared component: ordin · order
Having no special or distinctive features; normal, common, or usual.
ordin+ary
Shared component: ordin · order
A person who ordains or confers holy orders; an ordaining prelate.
ordin+ator
Shared component: ordin · order
The act or ceremony of making someone a priest or minister in a Christian church.
ordin+ation
Shared component: ordin · order
a person whose job is to organize the different parts of an activity and the people involved in it so that it works effectively
co+ordin+ator
Shared component: ordin · order
the process of organizing people or things so that they work together effectively
co+ordin+ation
Shared component: ordin · order
To an unusually or disproportionately large degree; excessively.
in+ordin+ate+ly
Shared component: ordin · order
Lower in rank or position.
sub+ordin+ated
Shared component: ordin · order
The state of being less important or under the control of another person or thing.
sub+ordin+ation
Shared component: ordin · order
coordinatedExtended relation
Organized so that all parts work together effectively.
co+ordin+ated
Extended relation: ordin · order
coordinatingExtended relation
Acting to bring different elements into a harmonious or efficient relationship.
co+ordin+ating
Extended relation: ordin · order
ordinarinessExtended relation
the quality of being ordinary, common, or unremarkable.
ordin+ary+ness
Extended relation: ordin · order
superordinateExtended relation
of higher rank, status, or importance.
super+ordin+ate
Extended relation: ordin · order
uncoordinatedExtended relation
Not properly planned or organized; lacking order or synchronization.
un+co+ordinated
Extended relation: ordin · order
extraordinarilyExtended relation
In a very unusual or remarkable way; to a very great degree.
extra+ordin+arily
Extended relation: ordin · order