well-organized

adjective

Of a person, place, or system: orderly, efficient, and intelligently planned.

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Meanings

adjectivewell-organized (comparative better-organized or more well-organized, superlative best-organized or most well-organized)

comparative better-organized · comparative more well-organized · superlative best-organized · superlative most well-organized

  1. Of a person, place, or system: orderly, efficient, and intelligently planned.

    The personnel changes, but much less frequently, and the men are better organized and more familiar with the work.

    1915, United Brethren Publishing Hhouse, for the Better Roads Publishing Company (publisher), Better Roads and Streets, volume 5
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    Has not the Amalgamated Society of Engineers - one of the best-organized trades in the Old Country - tried strikes and seen them fail?

    1908, New Zealand, Parliament, “Address in Reply”, in Parliamentary Debates, House of Representatives, volume 143, page 126

    Contrary to the casual observer's belief, these strangest of Mardi Gras maskers are extremely well-organized groups, whose operations are intricate and complicated.

    1954, Benjamin Albert Botkin (editor), Sidewalks of America, Folklore, Legends, Sagas, Traditions, Customs, Songs, Stories, and Sayings of City Folk, page 156
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