centred
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Collins Definition
Verb
centers, 3rd person singular present; centered, past tense; centered, past participle; centering, present participle; centred, past participle; centring, present participle; centred, past tense; centres, 3rd person singular present;
/ˈsentər/,
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centers, 3rd person singular present; centered, past tense; centered, past participle; centering, present participle; centred, past participle; centring, present participle; centred, past tense; centres, 3rd person singular present;
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Have (something) as a major concern or theme
- - the case centers around the couple's adopted children
- - the plot centers on two young men
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Cause an argument or discussion to focus on (a specified issue)
- - he is centering his discussion on an analysis of patterns of mortality
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(of an activity) Occur mainly in or around (a specified place)
- - the mercantile association was centered in northern Germany
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Place in the middle
- - to center the needle, turn the knob
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Pass the ball back from the ground to another player to begin a down; snap
Web Definitions:
- pertaining to the location that is middle-most to
- The term used when a charge is set in the geometric or visual centre of a flag or the panel it occupies – see ‘visual centre’ (also ‘inset’, ‘off-set towards’ and ‘off-centred’).
- Referring to the position of the design of the stamp in relation to the edges of the stamp. eg. Well Centred - an equal margin between the edges of the stamp and the design.