organise Antonyms
Meaning of organise
organise (v)
bring order and organization to
create (as an entity)
form or join a union
cause to be structured or ordered or operating according to some principle or idea
arrange by systematic planning and united effort
plan and direct (a complex undertaking)
organise Sentence Examples
- I meticulously organised my desk to enhance productivity.
- The party organisers ensured every detail was flawlessly orchestrated.
- The conference organisers meticulously planned the event itinerary to cater to all attendees.
- Sarah organised a successful fundraiser for a local charity.
- The school organised a field trip to the history museum for educational enrichment.
- The library organised books by genre to facilitate easy access for patrons.
- The wedding organisers meticulously arranged the venue and décor to create a romantic ambiance.
- My closet is organised alphabetically, making it easy to find what I need.
- The team organiser delegated tasks effectively to streamline the project.
- We organised a volunteer cleanup drive in the park to promote environmental sustainability.
FAQs About the word organise
bring order and organization to, create (as an entity), form or join a union, cause to be structured or ordered or operating according to some principle or idea
arrange, classify, order,systematize, marshall, range, place, dispose, draw up, array
disorder, derange, disarray,disarray, derange, upset, disarrange, disorder, disarrange, upset
I meticulously organised my desk to enhance productivity.
The party organisers ensured every detail was flawlessly orchestrated.
The conference organisers meticulously planned the event itinerary to cater to all attendees.
Sarah organised a successful fundraiser for a local charity.
