Definition

Arranged in a sequence or in rows, often in a specific order.

Example

The flowers were planted in a seriate pattern to create a beautiful display.

Conversation

Have you seen those paintings that are seriate in style?

Yeah, they look really interesting when displayed together.

I love how they create a sense of flow and connection.

Absolutely! It makes the whole room feel more cohesive.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Definition

To arrange things in a series or sequence.

Example

The teacher asked the students to seriate the numbers from smallest to largest.

Tense Forms

Conversation

Have you ever thought about how to seriate your tasks for the week?

Not really, I usually just go with the flow.

I find it helps to seriate them so I can focus on what’s important first.

Root Explanation

Seriate → It is formed from "series" (from Latin "series", meaning a row or chain) and the suffix "-ate" (meaning to make or to cause to be). The word "seriate" means to arrange in a series or sequence.

Memory Tip

Think of arranging things in a 'row' or 'chain' ('series') — that's what it means to seriate.

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