align (N American aline) /ə-līnˈ/

1. To arrange in line
2. To make (eg a view or policy) fit or tally (with with)
3. To regulate by a line

1. To agree or fall into line
2. To be arranged on or in a line

alignˈment (N American alineˈment) noun

1. Setting in a line or lines
2. A row arranged in this way, such as of standing-stones
3. The ground-plan of a railway or road (archaic)
4. The taking of a side, or the side taken, politically, etc

alignment chart noun

A nomogram, esp one comprising three scales in which a line joining values on two determines a value on the third

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