Pronunciation

/ˈɔːrɡənaɪz/

Definitions

• Verb: To arrange or structure systematically; to plan and coordinate the elements of (an activity, task, project, etc.) so as to achieve a specific goal or purpose. For example: “They’re organizing a charity event next month.”
  • Also used with ’to’: “She’s been busy organizing her files to make them more manageable.”
• Noun: The action or process of organizing something, or the state of being organized. For example: “The organization of the conference was impeccable.”

Phrases

• “Get organized”: to start arranging one’s belongings, tasks, or schedule in a systematic and efficient manner.
• “Organize an event”: to plan and execute all aspects of a gathering or function.
• “Organize your thoughts”: to arrange one’s ideas or arguments in a coherent and logical order.

Example Sentences

• Verb: “I need to organize my closet because it’s getting too cluttered.”
• “The team leader was praised for his exceptional ability to organize the workflow.”
• Noun: “Effective time management begins with good organization.”

Synonyms

• Arrange
• Systematize
• Plan
• Coordinate
• Order
• Structurate
• Schedule
• Manage
• Prepare
• Organize (something) methodically
• Put (something) in order
• Set up (an event or system)