Arranging [verb]
Definition of Arranging:
put in an order
Synonyms of Arranging:
● Organize
● File
● Form
● Sort
● Systematize
● Group
● Dispose
● Align
● Tidy
● Rank
● Police
● Range
● Spruce
● Position
● Array
● Regulate
● Class
● Classify
● Clear the decks
● Fix up
● Spruce up
● Methodize
● Line up
● Police up
● Put in good shape
● Put in order
● Put to rights
● Whip into shape
Opposite/Antonyms of Arranging:
● Disturb
● Confuse
● Mismanage
● Displace
● Disperse
● Derange
● Jumble
● Scatter
● Mix up
● Disorganize
● Disorder
● Disarrange
● Destroy
Sentence/Example of Arranging:
Words fail to describe my feelings as I watched the clothes come off him and dry ones go on just as if hands were arranging them.
In a woman's life there is nothing more delightful than arranging a home, though it be but a temporary one.
Both girls were enthusiastic; they spent a long afternoon determining this, arranging that.
Edward, while busily arranging 'to cross seas' to Flanders, was also pushing forward preparations for a 'Scottish War.'
Rise early enough to have ample time for arranging everything needful for the day's journey.
Mr. Ralph found me in his den, I was arranging one of his tables, and he said that he wanted to talk to me.
To see a hostess fidgeting, constantly going in and out, argues ill for her tact in arranging the house for company.
A gentleman was one day arranging music for a young lady to whom he was paying his addresses.
"I think you are," said Barbara, who had been arranging flowers in the drawing-room, and had emerged onto the terrace.
If a true lady makes even a plate of toast, in arranging a petit souper for her invalid friend, she does it as a lady should.