American English pronunciation
How to pronounce organized
IPA transcription: ['ɔɹɡə,naɪzd]
Pronunciation variants: ['ɔɹɡə,naɪzd]['ɚɡə,naɪzd]
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Verb
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create (as an entity)
“social groups form everywhere”
“They formed a company”
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bring order and organization to
“Can you help me organize my files?”
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arrange by systematic planning and united effort
“machinate a plot”
“organize a strike”
“devise a plan to take over the director's office”
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cause to be structured or ordered or operating according to some principle or idea
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plan and direct (a complex undertaking)
“he masterminded the robbery”
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form or join a union
“The auto workers decided to unionize”
Adjective
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formed into a structured or coherent whole
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methodical and efficient in arrangement or function
“how well organized she is”
“his life was almost too organized”
Adjective
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being a member of or formed into a labor union
“organized labor”
“unionized workers”
“a unionized shop”
Usage examples
- In the absence of an organic law a territory is classified as unorganized.
- They also organized groups of workers in the informal trade.
- The canton was organized around Morée in the Vendôme borough.
- It is organized by "year of release date" and in "chronological order".
- In reality, the kidnapping was organized by the earl himself.
- Forest City then organized United Broadcasting Company as the station owner.
- In October the same year, the Spanish Republican Army was reorganized.
- The tournament was organized by the Women's Western Golf Association.
- The local community organized against the proposal, offering alternate sites for the ball fields.
- During this time, Dolley Madison organized and copied her husband's papers.