organizable (Meaning)

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organizable (a.)

Capable of being organized; esp. (Biol.), capable of being formed into living tissue; as, organizable matter.

No weak antonyms found.

The club's meticulous leader kept all their finances and records organizable.
The spacious pantry featured shelves and compartments that made everything organizable and tidy.
Despite the chaos in his workspace, he was known for his organizable mind, never losing track of important details.
The software's user-friendly interface made it highly organizable, allowing users to easily categorize and manage their data.
The library's shelves were alphabetically organized, making the books highly organizable and accessible.
The organizational expert helped the overwhelmed client implement strategies to make their home more organizable and less cluttered.
The team's project plan was meticulously organized, ensuring that every task and milestone was documented and organizable.
The binder's customizable tabs and pockets kept documents neatly organized and easily retrievable.
The secretary maintained a highly organizable filing system, ensuring that all correspondence could be found quickly and efficiently.
The travel itinerary was clearly organized, making it easy for the travelers to plan their activities and keep track of their schedule.

Capable of being organized; esp. (Biol.), capable of being formed into living tissue; as, organizable matter.

arrange, order, classify, dispose, codify, place, marshall, array, range, draw up

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

The club's meticulous leader kept all their finances and records organizable.

The spacious pantry featured shelves and compartments that made everything organizable and tidy.

Despite the chaos in his workspace, he was known for his organizable mind, never losing track of important details.

The software's user-friendly interface made it highly organizable, allowing users to easily categorize and manage their data.