adjective
organized
Arranged systematically or able to manage things efficiently.
Her organized workspace makes it easy to find every tool.
Etymology
Organize means to arrange parts into a functioning whole. The participial adjective describes that ordered state or a person able to create it efficiently.
More examples
- You have to be organized to manage three busy schedules.
- The files are neatly organized by date.
- An organized approach helps us finish the project on time.
Forms
organized · more organized · most organized
organize verb — To arrange things in a useful order.
organization noun — The systematic arrangement or management of things.
Similar words
- orderly
- Emphasizes neat arrangement rather than skill at managing tasks.
- efficient
- Emphasizes avoiding wasted time or effort, not systematic arrangement.
- systematic
- Emphasizes following a consistent method or planned sequence.