organized
/ˈɔːɡənaɪzd/adjective★Intermediate— arranged systematically
general
arranged in a systematic or orderly manner
The event was well-organized, with clear schedules and designated areas.
The event was planned and executed in a structured way, with clear timelines and specific locations.
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Can also function as a verb meaning to arrange or coordinate.
Collocations
well-organizedarranged in a thorough and efficient mannerorganized chaosa situation that appears chaotic but is actually structured
Related Phrases
💡Pro Tip
Usage Tip
Use 'organized' to describe things that are methodically arranged, not just tidy.
⚡Gold Rule
Rule of Thumb
'Organized' implies a deliberate and systematic arrangement, not just neatness.
📖Word Origin
From Middle French 'organiser', from Latin 'organum' (instrument, tool), from Greek 'organon' (tool, instrument).
📝Usage Notes
Often used to describe events, plans, or systems that are methodically arranged. Can also describe a person who is methodical and efficient.
Word Breakdown
organ
tool or instrument
root-ized
made into or provided with
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