What is the word I'm looking for? Similar to “aligns closely”
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Apologies if the title is a little ambiguous (it is a hard one to write).
I was going to write something like:
Here at company name, we love that chalet chef course closely aligns/corresponds with how company name runs.
or
Here at company name, we love that Course name is relevant and specific to the company name holiday experience.
"Closely" isn't the right word as what I'm trying to say is it aligns exactly with the holiday company's chalet experience (however 'exactly' isn't the right word either). Do you think option B would work?
Any ideas?
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Apologies if the title is a little ambiguous (it is a hard one to write).
I was going to write something like:
Here at company name, we love that chalet chef course closely aligns/corresponds with how company name runs.
or
Here at company name, we love that Course name is relevant and specific to the company name holiday experience.
"Closely" isn't the right word as what I'm trying to say is it aligns exactly with the holiday company's chalet experience (however 'exactly' isn't the right word either). Do you think option B would work?
Any ideas?
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edited May 23 at 12:02
BladorthinTheGrey
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Maybe...epitomize(s) or is the "epitome" of...or exemplifies...oh, parallels--much better.
– KannE
May 23 at 12:23
Similar to @KannE's suggestions - how about typifies?
– user888379
May 23 at 12:30
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Oh, instead of aligning, maybe it "mirrors"--that is way similar.
– KannE
May 23 at 12:46
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@KannE: Yeah, mirrors is good. Or This course accurately reflects our corporate ethos.
– FumbleFingers
May 23 at 12:59
Yes, mirrors, reflects or even matches, for that matter.
– RegDwigнt♦
Aug 21 at 18:16
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Apologies if the title is a little ambiguous (it is a hard one to write).
I was going to write something like:
Here at company name, we love that chalet chef course closely aligns/corresponds with how company name runs.
or
Here at company name, we love that Course name is relevant and specific to the company name holiday experience.
"Closely" isn't the right word as what I'm trying to say is it aligns exactly with the holiday company's chalet experience (however 'exactly' isn't the right word either). Do you think option B would work?
Any ideas?
single-word-requests
edited May 23 at 12:02
BladorthinTheGrey
6,09622455
Apologies if the title is a little ambiguous (it is a hard one to write).
I was going to write something like:
Here at company name, we love that chalet chef course closely aligns/corresponds with how company name runs.
or
Here at company name, we love that Course name is relevant and specific to the company name holiday experience.
"Closely" isn't the right word as what I'm trying to say is it aligns exactly with the holiday company's chalet experience (however 'exactly' isn't the right word either). Do you think option B would work?
Any ideas?
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BladorthinTheGrey
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BladorthinTheGrey
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Maybe...epitomize(s) or is the "epitome" of...or exemplifies...oh, parallels--much better.
– KannE
May 23 at 12:23
Similar to @KannE's suggestions - how about typifies?
– user888379
May 23 at 12:30
1
Oh, instead of aligning, maybe it "mirrors"--that is way similar.
– KannE
May 23 at 12:46
2
@KannE: Yeah, mirrors is good. Or This course accurately reflects our corporate ethos.
– FumbleFingers
May 23 at 12:59
Yes, mirrors, reflects or even matches, for that matter.
– RegDwigнt♦
Aug 21 at 18:16
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Maybe...epitomize(s) or is the "epitome" of...or exemplifies...oh, parallels--much better.
– KannE
May 23 at 12:23
Similar to @KannE's suggestions - how about typifies?
– user888379
May 23 at 12:30
1
Oh, instead of aligning, maybe it "mirrors"--that is way similar.
– KannE
May 23 at 12:46
2
@KannE: Yeah, mirrors is good. Or This course accurately reflects our corporate ethos.
– FumbleFingers
May 23 at 12:59
Yes, mirrors, reflects or even matches, for that matter.
– RegDwigнt♦
Aug 21 at 18:16
Maybe...epitomize(s) or is the "epitome" of...or exemplifies...oh, parallels--much better.
– KannE
May 23 at 12:23
Maybe...epitomize(s) or is the "epitome" of...or exemplifies...oh, parallels--much better.
– KannE
May 23 at 12:23
Similar to @KannE's suggestions - how about typifies?
– user888379
May 23 at 12:30
Similar to @KannE's suggestions - how about typifies?
– user888379
May 23 at 12:30
1
1
Oh, instead of aligning, maybe it "mirrors"--that is way similar.
– KannE
May 23 at 12:46
Oh, instead of aligning, maybe it "mirrors"--that is way similar.
– KannE
May 23 at 12:46
2
2
@KannE: Yeah, mirrors is good. Or This course accurately reflects our corporate ethos.
– FumbleFingers
May 23 at 12:59
@KannE: Yeah, mirrors is good. Or This course accurately reflects our corporate ethos.
– FumbleFingers
May 23 at 12:59
Yes, mirrors, reflects or even matches, for that matter.
– RegDwigнt♦
Aug 21 at 18:16
Yes, mirrors, reflects or even matches, for that matter.
– RegDwigнt♦
Aug 21 at 18:16
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Since you elaborated on your second example, I presume that is your preferred example sentence. It further appears that Course name is relevant and specific to the company name holiday experience by design (and not by a fortunate accident). In that case, tailored is a suitable word.
Here at company name, we love the way Course name is
tailored [relevant and specific] to the company name holiday experience.
ODO:
tailor
VERB [WITH OBJECT]
2 Make or adapt for a particular purpose or person.
‘Plans must be tailored to your business' goals, management style, size, resources and location.’
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Since you elaborated on your second example, I presume that is your preferred example sentence. It further appears that Course name is relevant and specific to the company name holiday experience by design (and not by a fortunate accident). In that case, tailored is a suitable word.
Here at company name, we love the way Course name is
tailored [relevant and specific] to the company name holiday experience.
ODO:
tailor
VERB [WITH OBJECT]
2 Make or adapt for a particular purpose or person.
‘Plans must be tailored to your business' goals, management style, size, resources and location.’
answered May 23 at 14:56
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Since you elaborated on your second example, I presume that is your preferred example sentence. It further appears that Course name is relevant and specific to the company name holiday experience by design (and not by a fortunate accident). In that case, tailored is a suitable word.
Here at company name, we love the way Course name is
tailored [relevant and specific] to the company name holiday experience.
ODO:
tailor
VERB [WITH OBJECT]
2 Make or adapt for a particular purpose or person.
‘Plans must be tailored to your business' goals, management style, size, resources and location.’
answered May 23 at 14:56
alwayslearning
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Since you elaborated on your second example, I presume that is your preferred example sentence. It further appears that Course name is relevant and specific to the company name holiday experience by design (and not by a fortunate accident). In that case, tailored is a suitable word.
Here at company name, we love the way Course name is
tailored [relevant and specific] to the company name holiday experience.
ODO:
tailor
VERB [WITH OBJECT]
2 Make or adapt for a particular purpose or person.
‘Plans must be tailored to your business' goals, management style, size, resources and location.’
answered May 23 at 14:56
alwayslearning
25.2k53592
Since you elaborated on your second example, I presume that is your preferred example sentence. It further appears that Course name is relevant and specific to the company name holiday experience by design (and not by a fortunate accident). In that case, tailored is a suitable word.
Here at company name, we love the way Course name is
tailored [relevant and specific] to the company name holiday experience.
ODO:
tailor
VERB [WITH OBJECT]
2 Make or adapt for a particular purpose or person.
‘Plans must be tailored to your business' goals, management style, size, resources and location.’
answered May 23 at 14:56
alwayslearning
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answered May 23 at 14:56
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Maybe...epitomize(s) or is the "epitome" of...or exemplifies...oh, parallels--much better.
– KannE
May 23 at 12:23
Similar to @KannE's suggestions - how about typifies?
– user888379
May 23 at 12:30
1
Oh, instead of aligning, maybe it "mirrors"--that is way similar.
– KannE
May 23 at 12:46
2
@KannE: Yeah, mirrors is good. Or This course accurately reflects our corporate ethos.
– FumbleFingers
May 23 at 12:59
Yes, mirrors, reflects or even matches, for that matter.
– RegDwigнt♦
Aug 21 at 18:16