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Coordinated is an adjective that describes something that is planned, organized, or arranged in a harmonious, efficient, or synchronized way. It implies the presence of deliberate efforts to ensure effective collaboration and smooth functioning between different individuals, groups, or components.
In various contexts, coordination can refer to different aspects such as physical movements, activities, tasks, or the functioning of systems. In terms of physical movements, coordination implies the ability to execute a series of actions in a controlled and precise manner, with proper timing and accuracy. It denotes the harmonious functioning of different parts of the body, often involving a combination of balance, agility, dexterity, and rhythm.
In an organizational or systemic sense, being coordinated suggests the presence of clear communication, effective planning, and efficient synchronization of various elements or entities. It implies a systematic approach towards achieving a specific goal or objective by ensuring that all relevant parties are working together, information is effectively shared, and tasks are appropriately allocated.
In a more abstract or metaphorical sense, coordinated can describe the harmonious integration or combination of different elements, factors, or ideas to produce a coherent and unified outcome. It suggests that disparate or independent components are brought together and integrated effectively, often resulting in enhanced efficiency, synergy, or productivity.
Overall, coordinated signifies a state or condition in which various elements, activities, or systems work together in harmony, synchronization, or unity to achieve a desired outcome or goal.
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The word "coordinated" is derived from the Latin word "coordinatus", which is the past participle of the verb "coordinare". "Coordinare" is a combination of the prefix "co-" meaning "together" and the noun "ordinare", meaning "to arrange" or "to put in order". Thus, the etymology of "coordinated" suggests the idea of arranging or organizing things together.
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