organized in Latin
organized in Latin is ordinātus — organized means arranged carefully and in good order; not chaotic.
organized in Latin
ordinātus
(of a person) Characterized by efficient organization.
What does "organized" mean?
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adj Arranged carefully and in good order; not chaotic.
"Her organized approach to the project impressed the whole team."
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adj Describes activity carried out by a coordinated group, especially in the phrase "organized crime."
"Police believe the thefts are the work of an organized crime ring."
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organized in a sentence
- Her organized approach to the project impressed the whole team.
- The move went smoothly thanks to a well-organized packing plan.
- Police believe the thefts are the work of an organized crime ring.
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What is "organized" in Latin?
"organized" in Latin is ordinātus. organized means: Arranged carefully and in good order; not chaotic.
How do you use "organized" in a sentence?
Example: "Her organized approach to the project impressed the whole team." In Latin, "organized" is ordinātus.
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