Meaning & use
organises
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The British spelling of the third-person singular present form of "organize": arranges or coordinates something into an orderly, functioning whole.
See it in a sentence
The committee organises a charity fundraiser every spring.
She organises her files by date rather than by subject.
A note on using this word
British and Commonwealth English favor the -ise ending, while American English almost always uses "organizes."
Words with a similar meaning
arrangescoordinates
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Words with an opposite meaning
disorganizes
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