organizes

Puts in order

Organizes is the third-person singular of organize.

To organize is to arrange things into a structured order or system: She organizes her closet by color.

It also means to coordinate people or resources for a purpose: He organizes community events every summer.

In labor contexts, to organize is to form or recruit for a union: The workers are trying to organize the factory.

arranges

sorts

Classifies or kinds

  • filesStored data collections
  • catalogsComprehensive itemized lists
  • groupsCollections of related things

classifies · indexes · sequences · structures · arrays · aligns · distributes · orders · categorizes · systematizes

tidies

neatens

Makes orderly

arranges · orders · stacks · folds · shelves · stores · bins · labels · containerizes · streamlines

coordinates

schedules

Planned sequences of events

directs · oversees · facilitates · mobilizes · leads · delegates · supervises · administers · executes · implements

unionizes

mobilizes

Activates for action

advocates · petitions · demonstrates · strikes · pickets · lobbies · recruits · agitates · collectivizes · empowers

Categories
Opposites
order vs. disorder

organizesdisorganizes

Disrupts systematic arrangement

scatters · jumbles · scrambles · disarranges · messes up

coordination vs. dissolution

organizesdisbands

Formally dissolves a group

disperses · scatters · dissolves · breaks up · dismantles

Phrases
Family

organize, organized, organization, organizing, organizer, disorganized, reorganize, reorganization, reorganized

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Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Everyday, not technical · Rated G