collimate (verb)

1. The priest collimated the telescope to observe the stars during a religious ceremony.

2. The superhero collimated his laser vision to defeat the villain.

3. The protagonist collimated the binoculars to get a clearer view of the enemy's encampment.

4. The architect collimated the camera to capture the perfect angle of the interior space.

1. The architect collimated the building's walls, ensuring they were perfectly parallel.

2. In Greek mythology, the Titans were collimated with the Olympian gods in power and strength.

3. Their love was collimated, as they walked hand in hand along the sandy beach at sunset.

4. As the protagonist's powers grew, his determination and resolve collimated with his desire to protect his friends.