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organize Definition and Meaning in English (organize definition)

verb
Synonyms:arrangesystematizecoordinate
Quick Answer • Definition

Organize definition: To arrange something systematically; to put things into a proper or methodical order.

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Definitions of Organize

  1. 1verb

    To arrange something systematically; to put things into a proper or methodical order.

  2. 2verb

    To plan and make arrangements for an event or activity.

  3. 3verb

    To form into a structured whole; to establish or set up a group or system.

Example Sentences

“We need to organize the files by date.”

“She helped to organize the charity event.”

“The workers decided to organize a union.”

Synonyms

arrangesystematizecoordinateplanset up

Antonyms

disorganizedisordermess up

Inflected Word Forms

third person singularorganizes
past participleorganized
present participleorganizing
nounorganization
agent nounorganizer

Phrases & Idiomatic Expressions

organize one's thoughtsexpression

To arrange one's ideas clearly and logically.

organize a protestcollocation

To plan and carry out a public demonstration or objection.

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Organize definition: To arrange something systematically; to put things into a proper or methodical order.
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'Organize' translates to 'organize' in English. Organize definition: To arrange something systematically; to put things into a proper or methodical order.
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