Meanings
present singular third person organizates · participle present organizating · participle past organizated · past organizated · alternative organisate
- nonstandardtransitiveAmerican and Oxford British spelling; chiefly non-native speakers' English; American and Oxford British spelling; chiefly non-native speakers' EnglishTo organize.
No other section of the country has organizated a criminal element like our toll organizations.
2000 July 16, InsuranceBroker, “Abolition of NJ highway tolls”, in nj.general (Usenet), archived from the original on 02 Jul 20262 more examples
We are organizating a professional management of our group and we have an^([sic]) home-page (under construction, for a while in italian language) at: […]
1996 April 10, Angelo Ovidi, “New choral group in Pisa”, in rec.music.makers.choral (Usenet), archived from the original on 02 Jul 2026A civil engineering can build a lot of things: roads, bridges, buildings, dams, pipes,.... and is the best person to organizate a local transport web (buses web or trains or something like that).
2000 April 16, Juanpis, “Want to learn more”, in sci.engr.civil (Usenet), archived from the original on 02 Jul 2026
Origin
Back-formation from organization, equivalent to organize + -ate.
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