noun
Uncommon
organising
Organising (noun) means the British spelling of the act or process of arranging something. Example: “All the organising for the wedding fell to her sister.”
noun
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The British spelling of the act or process of arranging something.
"All the organising for the wedding fell to her sister."
How to use organising
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishThe British spelling of "organizing."
UK vs US
British English: organising; American English: organizing.
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Rhymes for organising
rising
raising
arising
devising
advising
bruising
cruising
uprising
praising
promising
surprising
exercising
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Frequently asked questions
What does “organising” mean?
The word “organising” means the British spelling of the act or process of arranging something. In plain terms, the British spelling of "organizing.".
How do you use “organising” in a sentence?
Here is “organising” used in a sentence: “All the organising for the wedding fell to her sister.”
What part of speech is “organising”?
“Organising” is a noun.
Is “organising” a common word?
“Organising” is an uncommon word in modern English.
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