Meaning & Definition of word "Organized"

Organized

/ˈɔːrɡənaɪzd/

1. Past tense of 'organize', meaning to arrange or systematize.
- Example: He organized the files on his computer for better accessibility.
2. To arrange or plan an event or activity.
- Example: They organized a charity event to raise funds for the local shelter.

1. Arranged in a systematic way, especially on a large scale.
- Example: She needs to keep her closet organized to find her clothes more easily.
2. Characterized by order and structure.
- Example: The organized schedule helped the team complete the project ahead of time.
3. Having a formal structure or being part of a formal group.
- Example: The organized committee planned the community event successfully.

Derived from the word 'organize', which comes from the French 'organiser', based on the Greek 'organon' meaning 'tool, instrument'.

Get organized:

To arrange or plan in a systematic way.

Organized chaos:

A situation where everything is chaotic but appears to be under control.

Organized crime:

A structured group engaged in illegal activities.

organize:

To arrange systematically; to set up.

organization:

The act of organizing, or the state of being organized.

organizer:

A person or entity that arranges or coordinates an event.

Meaning: On point

Example Sentence: Her schedule is always on point; she's so organized.

Meaning: Hit the ground running

Example Sentence: Once we arrived, we hit the ground running, everything was organized.