organized

organized
I
(Roget's IV) modif.
Syn. established, methodized, coordinated, systematized, systematic, constituted, directed, adjusted, assigned, distributed, grouped, fixed up, standardized, in place, in order, in turn, in succession, in good form, placed, put away, orderly, in series, in sequence, arranged, prepared, made ready, regimented, constructed, synthesized, settled, composed, marshaled, framed, planned, schematized, ranked, put in order, ordered, regulated, ranged, disposed, formulated, formed, fashioned, shaped, made, projected, designed, harmonized, related, interrelated, correlated, oriented, founded, associated; see also classified .
Ant. shapeless*, unplanned, formless.
II
(Roget's 3 Superthesaurus) a.
1. ordered arranged, systematized, coordinated, methodized, aligned, collated, classified, categorized, *ducks in a row, *got one's act together. see ordered
2. formed developed, created, brought together, founded, originated, established.
ANT.: 1. disordered, jumbled, scrambled, disorganized. 2. disbanded, dissolved, broken up, disorganized, folded

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