array
/ˈærɪ/ or /ˈərɪ/Definitions
1. noun
A group of numbers, characters, or other items arranged in a particular order, especially in a computer program.
“The programmer created an array of integers to store the user’s input.”
2. verb
To arrange in a particular order, especially in a computer program.
“The algorithm will array the data in ascending order for analysis.”
3. verb
To equip or furnish with something, especially troops or a ship.
“The army arrayed its troops in front of the enemy’s fortifications.”
4. noun
A formation of troops or a fleet, especially for battle or display.
“The general surveyed the array of his troops before the battle.”
5. noun
A decorative display of flowers, flags, or other objects, especially for a special occasion.
“The bride’s wedding array was a beautiful display of flowers and ribbons.”