organised (Meaning)

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organised (s)

being a member of or formed into a labor union

No weak antonyms found.

The fundraiser was meticulously organised, with each donation carefully tracked and accounted for.
The classroom was highly organised, with books, pencils, and papers neatly arranged in their respective places.
The athlete was incredibly organised in his training regimen, dedicating specific hours to workouts and recovery.
The trip was meticulously organised, ensuring that every aspect, from transportation to accommodation, was taken care of.
The office was always kept organised, with files and documents efficiently filed and easily accessible.
The scientific experiment was meticulously organised, with variables carefully controlled and data meticulously recorded.
The meeting agenda was highly organised, ensuring that all topics were discussed thoroughly and efficiently.
The garden was beautifully organised, with each flower and vegetable planted in its designated spot.
The team was highly organised, with clear roles and responsibilities assigned to each member.
The project was meticulously organised, with detailed plans and timelines ensuring its successful completion.

being a member of or formed into a labor union

arrange, order, classify, draw up, codify, lay out, marshall, range, dispose, marshal

disarray, disarrange, disarray, derange, derange, disorder, disorder, disarrange, upset, upset

The fundraiser was meticulously organised, with each donation carefully tracked and accounted for.

The classroom was highly organised, with books, pencils, and papers neatly arranged in their respective places.

The athlete was incredibly organised in his training regimen, dedicating specific hours to workouts and recovery.

The trip was meticulously organised, ensuring that every aspect, from transportation to accommodation, was taken care of.