isCentred

Iscentred is not a standard English word. It is most often encountered as a concatenation of the two-word phrase "is centred," the third-person singular form of the verb centre (to place at the centre) used in British English. Because of spacing or capitalization, "is centred" can appear as "iscentred" in running text, OCR output, or as a brand or identifier.

In usage, the phrase "is centred" would typically appear in sentences such as: "This element is centred on the page." When written as one word, it may be treated as a misspelling, a token in a dataset, or a proper noun.

In computing and programming, similar forms are common as identifiers. For example, camelCase uses isCentred, snake_case is_centered, and some languages tolerate iscentred as a single token. In branding or project naming, "iscentred" could be an arbitrarily chosen name without semantic relation to the verb centre.

Because there is no established meaning for "iscentred" beyond those interpretations, authoritative definitions are scarce. Users encountering the term should consider context to determine whether it is a typographical error, a programming identifier, or a brand name.

See also: centre, centered, centring, alignment.