Definitions for organizedˈɔr gəˌnaɪzd  This page provides all
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House Webster's College Dictionary  or•gan•izedˈɔr
gəˌnaɪzd(adj.)    1. affiliated with an organization, esp. a
union:      organized labor.      Category: Common Vocabulary
2. having an organization or structure for directing widespread
activities:      organized crime.      Category: Common
Vocabulary  Origin of organized:   Princeton's WordNet    1.
organized(adj)      formed into a structured or coherent whole
2. organized(adj)      methodical and efficient in arrangement
or function      "how well organized she is"; "his life was
almost too organized"    3. organized, organised, unionized,
unionised(adj)      being a member of or formed into a labor
union   Kernerman English Learner's Dictionary    1.
organized(adjective)ˈɔr gəˌnaɪzd      (of a person) good at
planning and arranging things      It's just in her nature to be
organized about everything.    2. organizedˈɔr gəˌ