squaring (B2)
verb (gerund/present participle)
Pronunciation: /ˈskwɛərɪŋ/
Definition
The act of making something conform, agree, or be consistent with something else, or adjusting it to fit a particular standard or situation.
Examples
The accountant spent hours squaring the company's books with the bank statements.
They are still squaring their policies with the new government regulations.
Achieving a perfect squaring of personal ambition with team goals can be challenging.
How to Use squaring
- squaring with (prepositional phrase)
- Making something consistent or in agreement with something else. — "The company is squaring its practices with new environmental standards."
- squaring off (phrasal verb)
- Preparing to fight or compete against someone. — "The two chess masters were squaring off for the championship match."
- squaring up (phrasal verb)
- Preparing to confront someone, often in a physical sense, or settling a debt. — "He was squaring up to the bully, refusing to back down."
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