arranges Antonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
Weak:
- blueprints
- maneuvers
- contracts
- charts
- works-out
- warrants
- schematizes
- calculates
- affirms
- concludes
- haggles
- determines
- shapes
- frames
- squares-away
- negotiates
- authorizes
- programs
- approves
- lays-out
- winds-up
- promises
- drafts
- ends
- designs
- pledges
- programmes
- confirms
- schemes
- closes
- maps-out-
- sanctions
- concerts
- intrigues
- hammers-out
- okays
- opts
- disposes-of
- deals
- finishes
Meaning of arranges
arranges
to make preparations, to put in a particular order, orchestrate, to make preparations for, to bring about an agreement or understanding concerning, to make a musical arrangement of, to put into a proper order or into a correct or suitable sequence, relationship, or adjustment, to put in order, to make plans for, to adapt (a musical composition) by scoring for voices or instruments other than those for which originally written, to come to an agreement about, to bring about an agreement or understanding
arranges Sentence Examples
- The florist meticulously arranges the petals of the lilies in a vase.
- The librarian carefully arranges the books on the shelves by genre.
- The chef artfully arranges the vegetables on the plate, creating a vibrant tapestry of colors.
- The interior designer skillfully arranges the furniture in the room to maximize space and create a cozy ambiance.
- The musician meticulously arranges the notes on the staff, crafting a beautiful melody.
- The event planner flawlessly arranges the seating chart, ensuring that every guest feels comfortable.
- The painter thoughtfully arranges the brushstrokes on the canvas, creating a stunning masterpiece.
- The child laboriously arranges the blocks to build a towering castle.
- The mathematician methodically arranges the numbers in an equation to find a solution.
- The florist delicately arranges the roses in a bouquet, crafting a fragrant and stunning arrangement.
FAQs About the word arranges
to make preparations, to put in a particular order, orchestrate, to make preparations for, to bring about an agreement or understanding concerning, to make a mu
chooses,decides, finalizes, figures, fixes, sets, agrees (on), completes, settles, plans
recalls,calls, revokes, repeals, drops, debates, protests, disagrees (with), aborts, opposes
The florist meticulously arranges the petals of the lilies in a vase.
The librarian carefully arranges the books on the shelves by genre.
The chef artfully arranges the vegetables on the plate, creating a vibrant tapestry of colors.
The interior designer skillfully arranges the furniture in the room to maximize space and create a cozy ambiance.
