noun

coordination

coordination, co-ordination

Good coordination is key to a successful project.

Good coordination is key to a successful project.

The dancer showed amazing physical coordination.

The dancer showed amazing physical coordination.

coordination ((between/among sb./sth.)) The project requires coordination between departments.

coordination ((of sth.)) The coordination of relief efforts was difficult.

Synonyms: harmony, collaboration, synchronization; Antonyms: disorganisation, chaos

From Latin 'co-' (together) and 'ordinare' (to arrange). Literally 'arranging together'.

Think of an orchestra conductor coordinating all the musicians to play together in harmony.

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