organized
/ˈɔːrɡənaɪzd/
adjective
- Arranged or planned in a neat, orderly, or efficient way.
- Her desk is always very organized, with everything in its proper place.
- He keeps his digital files organized by date and project name.
- The event was well organized, so everything ran smoothly.
- Having a natural ability to plan and arrange things carefully.
- Being organized helps you finish your homework faster.
- She is so organized that she plans her meals a week in advance.
- My sister is very organized and never forgets an appointment.
- Involving or belonging to a formal group or system, especially with a structure and rules.
- Organized sports teach children teamwork and discipline.
- He joined an organized tour to visit the ancient ruins.
- The protest was part of an organized effort by several community groups.
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- Past tense of organize: to arrange or plan something in a structured way.
- The teacher organized the students into small groups for the project.
- She organized the books on the shelf by color and size.
- They organized a surprise party for their friend's birthday.