organise
Put in order
Organise is the British spelling of organize.
To organise is to arrange things into a structured or orderly system: She organised the files by date.
You organise events, activities, or people into groups.
Someone who is organised has their affairs in order.
The word extends to forming unions or political movements: Workers organised for better conditions.
Method of ordering
- tidyFree from clutter
- neatenMake orderly
- categorizeAssign to distinct groups
- classifyArrange by shared traits
systematize · coordinate · group · file · index · prioritize · declutter · alphabetize
Joining into one
- rallyGathering for a cause
- protestPublic expression of disapproval
- campaignOrganized effort toward goal
- movementChange in position
collective · grassroots · activism · coalition · solidarity · strike · boycott · march
Formal discussion list
- blueprintDetailed technical drawing
- strategyPlanned approach to goals
- roadmapDetailed plan forward
- schedulePlan of timed events
timetable · itinerary · checklist · logistics · coordination · preparation · workflow · milestones
sort
Method of ordering
- tidyFree from clutter
- neatenMake orderly
- categorizeAssign to distinct groups
classify · systematize · coordinate · group · file · index · prioritize · declutter · alphabetize · collate
union
Joining into one
- rallyGathering for a cause
- protestPublic expression of disapproval
- campaignOrganized effort toward goal
movement · collective · grassroots · activism · coalition · solidarity · strike · boycott · march · petition
agenda
Formal discussion list
schedule · timetable · itinerary · checklist · logistics · coordination · preparation · workflow · milestones · objectives
festival
Organized public celebration
- conferenceOrganized meeting for discussion
- seminarGroup discussion for learning
- galaFestive formal occasion
ceremony · reception · convention · symposium · webinar · banquet · expo · fair · summit · forum
framework
Underlying support system
- hierarchyRanked authority structure
- systemConnected parts forming whole
- layoutSpatial arrangement of elements
format · configuration · setup · division · department · branch · tier · level · section · unit
organisedisorganise
Remove order from
disorganize · disorder · mess up · disarrange · jumble
- health organizationGroup overseeing public wellness
- organized crimeStructured illegal enterprise
- get organized
- parent-teacher organizationSchool-family liaison group
- civic organizationGroup promoting local welfare
- organic decayBiological material breaking down
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