Which AutoCAD command is used to align an object with a specified angle?

The ALIGN command in AutoCAD is specifically designed to adjust the position and orientation of an object based on the location of another object or a specified angle. When using this command, you can select a source object and then designate a target point, allowing you to align the source object not only in terms of position but also with a particular angle. This makes it incredibly useful for precision tasks where alignment to a certain orientation is necessary.

While the ROTATE command allows you to rotate an object around a base point by a specific angle, it does not facilitate aligning it with another object or reference point. The MOVE command is primarily used for changing an object’s position without altering its orientation, and the FLIP command is not a recognized standard command in AutoCAD context for alignment purposes.

Thus, for tasks that require both positional adjustment and angular alignment of objects, the ALIGN command is the appropriate choice.