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Synonym for "arrange"

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The synonym arrange synonymous definition words:
arrange [verb]
means "place"
organise, organize, classify, systematise, systematize, divide, order, array, form
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arrange [verb]
means "orchestrate"
harmonise, harmonize, score
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arrange [verb]
means "devise"
plan, digest, ready, concoct, order, set up, contrive
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arrange [verb]
means "adjust"
negotiate, come to terms, agree, determine, establish, settle
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adjust [verb]
means "settle"
balance, arrange, reconcile, determine, rectify, calculate
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agree [verb]
means "adjustment"
compromise, arrange, bargain, contract, stipulate
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agree on [verb]
means "agree upon"
arrange
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appoint [verb]
means "agree upon"
arrange
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array [verb]
means "assemble"
arrange, line up, marshal, organise, organize, order
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assort [verb]
means "categorize"
categorise, classify, arrange, class, type, group
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bargain [verb]
means "negotiate"
agree, contract, confer, arrange, make terms, transact
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categorise [verb]
means "assort"
categorize, classify, arrange, class, type, group
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categorize [verb]
means "categorise"
assort, classify, arrange, class, type, group
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co-ordinate [verb]
means "manage"
arrange, organise
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comb [verb]
means "action"
untangle, arrange, disentangle, straighten, dress
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conclude [verb]
means "determine"
resolve, confirm, decide, settle, arrange, close
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deploy [verb]
means "assemble"
arrange, line up, marshal, organise, organize, order
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devise [verb]
means "invent"
leave, forge, arrange, meditate, concoct, plot
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digest [verb]
means "classify"
arrange, codify, systematise, systematize, think over
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divide [verb]
means "activity"
arrange, articulate, partition, classify, distinguish, distribute
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form [verb]
means "activity"
arrange, combine, dispose, order, organise, organize
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get [verb]
means "activity"
prepare, get ready, arrange, make
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get ready [verb]
means "prepare"
get, arrange, make
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group [verb]
means "allocation"
classify, rank, assort, arrange, file, associate
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harmonise [verb]
means "blend"
arrange, tune, modulate, integrate, transpose, orchestrate
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harmonize [verb]
means "blend"
arrange, tune, modulate, integrate, transpose, orchestrate
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heap [verb]
means "activity"
stack, accumulate, amass, bank, arrange, dike
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index [verb]
means "activity"
sort, tabulate, alphabetise, alphabetize, catalogue, arrange
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lay out [verb]
means "plan"
arrange, project, design, propose, map, scheme
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line up [verb]
means "assemble"
arrange, array, marshal, organise, organize, order
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manage [verb]
means "ability"
achieve, accomplish, arrange, bring about, succeed, contrive
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negotiate [verb]
means "settle"
treat, arrange, bargain, concert, stipulate, confer
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orchestrate [verb]
means "compose"
harmonise, harmonize, arrange, score, synthesise, synthesize
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order [verb]
means "activity"
arrange, adjust, furnish, dispose, establish, marshal
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organise [verb]
means "order"
arrange, systematise, systematize, compose, combine, adjust
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organize [verb]
means "order"
arrange, systematise, systematize, compose, combine, adjust
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paragraph [verb]
means "divide"
group, break, arrange, section, partition
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place [verb]
means "action"
put, arrange, deposit, dispose, establish, fix
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plan [verb]
means "activity"
plot, propose, arrange, blueprint, delineate, concoct
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proportion [verb]
means "balance"
apportion, adjust, arrange, harmonise, harmonize, regulate
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range [verb]
means "classify"
arrange, array, order, rank, align, class
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regulate [verb]
means "adjust"
set, arrange, control, direct, manage, order
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score [verb]
means "music"
compose, arrange, orchestrate, adapt
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set [verb]
means "position"
arrange, fix, appoint, put, establish, place
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set [verb]
means "activity"
install, adjust, arrange, regulate, calibrate, mount
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set up [verb]
means "devise"
digest, ready, concoct, order, arrange, contrive
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shelve [verb]
means "put on shelves"
arrange, group, stock, carry, order, line up
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sort [verb]
means "activity"
order, arrange, file, classify, divide, separate
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space [verb]
means "range"
arrange, line up, align, keep apart, spread, organise
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stipulate [verb]
means "compromise"
arrange, bargain, contract, agree
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straighten up [verb]
means "tidy"
tidy up, arrange, order, clean house, do housework, clean
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systematise [verb]
means "order"
arrange, organise, systematize, compose, combine, adjust
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systematize [verb]
means "order"
arrange, systematise, organise, compose, combine, adjust
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tabulate [verb]
means "sort"
index, alphabetise, alphabetize, catalogue, arrange, rearrange
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think over [verb]
means "classify"
arrange, codify, systematise, systematize, digest
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tidy up [verb]
means "tidy"
straighten up, arrange, order, clean house, do housework, clean
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transact [verb]
means "negotiate"
agree, contract, confer, arrange, make terms, bargain
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trim [verb]
means "modify"
adjust, arrange, prepare
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type [verb]
means "activity"
arrange, class, sort, categorise, categorize, standardise
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unify [verb]
means "harmonize"
harmonise, arrange, orchestrate, blend, integrate, synthesise
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arranged [adjective]
means "ordered"
organised, organized, orderly, classified
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arrangement [noun]
means "settlement"
compromise, agreement, adjustment, composition, combination, design, pattern
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arrangement [noun]
means "order"
sequence, method, disposal, ordering, grouping, organisation, organization, classification
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arrangement [noun]
means "orchestration"
adaptation, instrumentation
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agreement [noun]
means "contract"
arrangement, deal, understanding, bargain, covenant, compact
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alignment [noun]
means "order"
rank, arrangement, array, degree, grade, station
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array [noun]
means "display"
arrangement, exhibition, muster, pattern, disposition, showing
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classification [noun]
means "categorizing"
arrangement, grouping, assortment, organisation, organization, allotment
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conclusion [noun]
means "end result"
result, upshot, issue, consequence, resolution, arrangement
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configuration [noun]
means "shape"
pattern, order, arrangement, mould, cast, condition
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constellation [noun]
means "configuration"
disposition, arrangement, pattern, formation, shape, order
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construction [noun]
means "structure"
arrangement, form
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deal [noun]
means "trade"
contract, understanding, arrangement, pledge, bargain, pact
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design [noun]
means "thing"
plan, arrangement, project, lay out, proposal, map
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disposition [noun]
means "grouping"
method, arrangement, location, order, placement
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distribution [noun]
means "occurrence"
arrangement, frequency, order, pattern, saturation, relationship
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dressed [adjective]
means "ready"
prepared, ready to go, set, in order, arranged, fixed
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equipped [adjective]
means "ready"
dressed, ready to go, set, in order, arranged, fixed
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form [noun]
means "manner"
arrangement, kind, order, sort, style, type
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formation [noun]
means "configuration"
disposition, arrangement, pattern, constellation, shape, order
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formation [noun]
means "being formed"
creation, arrangement, constitution, fabrication, development, crystallisation
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grouping [noun]
means "order"
disposal, ordering, arrangement, organisation, organization, classification
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instrumentation [noun]
means "orchestration"
adaptation, arrangement
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make-up [noun]
means "composition"
design, arrangement, formation, structure, scheme
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method [noun]
means "rule"
order, arrangement, classification, system, disposition
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modus operandi [noun]
means "method"
tactics, strategy, plan, procedure, scheme, arrangement
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order [noun]
means "position"
arrangement, placement, array, ordering, disposition, ranging
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order [noun]
means "method"
pattern, arrangement, regulation, harmony, management, distribution
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ordering [noun]
means "order"
disposal, arrangement, grouping, organisation, organization, classification
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orderly [adjective]
means "neat"
clean, organised, organized, tidy, trim, arranged
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orientation [noun]
means "alignment"
direction, placement, arrangement, adjustment
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partnership [noun]
means "contract"
agreement, settlement, pact, understanding, arrangement, deal
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planned [adjective]
means "programmed"
intended, arranged, in the making
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prepared [adjective]
means "ready"
dressed, ready to go, set, in order, arranged, fixed
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proportion [noun]
means "balance"
agreement, arrangement, distribution, harmony, symmetry
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provision [noun]
means "preparation"
arrangement, supplying, procurement
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rank [noun]
means "order"
alignment, arrangement, array, degree, grade, station
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ready [adjective]
means "property"
prepared, equipped, set, adjusted, fit, arranged
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regulation [noun]
means "management"
control, arrangement, direction, adjustment, disposal, disposition
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scheme [noun]
means "pattern"
arrangement, diagram
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score [noun]
means "music"
arrangement, composition, orchestration, transcript
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sequence [noun]
means "series"
arrangement, order, classification, distribution, placement, chain
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series [noun]
means "sequence"
succession, list, order, arrangement, rank, classification
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settlement [noun]
means "agreement"
conclusion, resolution, decision, confirmation, arrangement, contract
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shape [noun]
means "model"
configuration, pattern, order, arrangement, mould, cast
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strategy [noun]
means "method"
tactics, system, plan, procedure, scheme, arrangement
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structure [noun]
means "construction"
fabrication, configuration, arrangement, composition, organisation, organization
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synthesis [noun]
means "combination"
organisation, organization, organism, amalgam, formation, arrangement
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system [noun]
means "method"
tactics, strategy, plan, procedure, scheme, arrangement
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tactics [noun]
means "method"
system, strategy, plan, procedure, scheme, arrangement
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upshot [noun]
means "end result"
result, conclusion, issue, consequence, resolution, arrangement
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