Organising is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ORGANISING in dictionary:

VERB (USED WITHOUT OBJECT) [OR·GAN·IZED, OR·GAN·IZ·ING.]:
• to combine in an organized company, party, or the like.
• to form a labor union: Management resisted all efforts to organize.
• to assume organic structure.
VERB (USED WITH OBJECT) [OR·GAN·IZED, OR·GAN·IZ·ING.]:
• to put (oneself) in a state of mental competence to perform a task: We can't have any slip-ups, so you'd better get organized.
VERB (USED WITH OBJECT) [OR·GAN·IZED, OR·GAN·IZ·ING.]:
• to form as or into a whole consisting of interdependent or coordinated parts, especially for united action: to organize a committee.
• to systematize: to organize the files of an office.
• to give organic structure or character to: to organize the elements of a composition.
• to enlist or attempt to enlist into a labor union: to organize workers.
• to enlist the employees of (a company) into a labor union; unionize: to organize a factory.
NOUN:
• the act of arranging something
• activity of organising

Words related to ORGANISING

organise9 organised11 organises10 organisings13

Words that contain ORGANISING

organisings13 reorganising14 disorganising16 outorganising15 overorganising19

How to use ORGANISING in a sentence

• All this means discipline, self-denial, self-sacrifice, organising ability, confidence and courage.
• We must meet their organisation by greater organising ability.
• Burglary is a positive scourge, and the habit of organising gang-robberies has spread to youths of the middle class.
• Of course they had their other work to do, professing physics, professing religion, organising research, and so forth.
• But to the poet they seem only the laborious organising of his dreams, the slow and clumsy manufacture of what ought to be instinctive and natural.
• He looks forward to a time when the hearts of men shall be so wise and tender and simple that they shall smile at the thought that life needs all this organising and arranging.
• The above COMMITTEE has been formed for the purpose of organising an EXHIBITION OF WORKS OF ANCIENT AND MEDIAEVAL ART.
• After a week or two of practice and sham combats, I felt myself pretty safe with my two protectors, and I then began organising an army to lead against the enemy.
• It is not a question of the skill or devotion of individual teachers so much as of the possibility of organising them upon a grand scale.
• Yet it is clear that no one paramount idea, determining and organising all these marvels, existed in the mind of the first architect.
• Schnadhorst the organising mind and methodical skill that would be eminently useful in carrying out the work.
• Its function, of course, is to help the new Ministry in organising the war work of the town.
• For over half a century, from the time when I assisted Father Nugent with his first celebration, I took an active part in organising these gatherings in many places.
• I shall always remember with pride my share in increasing and organising the Irish vote throughout Great Britain, and its result in bringing Mr.
• The death of Dunstan was the signal for the breaking down of the artificial kingdom which he had held together by the mere power of his solitary organising capacity.
• From village to village went John Ball in the years that preceded the rising, organising the peasants into clubs, and stirring the people with revolutionary talk.
• He spent ten years in Thibet organising the clarified butter industry on modern European lines, and was able to retire at thirty-six with a handsome fortune.
• During the summer and autumn, he was occupied in organising his troops, collecting his military stores, and concentrating his forces.
• So much for the organising spirit of the Government.
• The German General is the product of an organising nation.
• In England we met some lovely women, highly cultivated, and of immense organising power.
• My husband is now in England organising a great scheme among the exiles and refugees of Italy.
• He had an impression that great results might be obtained with his organising energy and illimitable capital.
• Every day we behold the organising of an universal community of workers.
• Some of these were in communication with the Oriel men, and ultimately took part with them in organising vigorous measures.
• Much, however, remains to be done, both in organising the teaching in schools, and in the training of teachers in domestic subjects.
• There are nine Senior Organising Officers with salaries of L250-10-L350, six of whom are women.
• Relatively the organising forces of matter have been much more violent in the interior of the moon than in the interior of the celestial globe.
• It seemed almost too late to think of even organising a rear-guard.
• There is much talk of the extraordinary organising powers displayed in the insurrection, but in truth there was nothing extraordinary in it.
• Randal, and a few more, in organising an entertainment in support of the Town Hall and Reading Club, to which Lucas Errol had promised his liberal support.
• Here, as elsewhere, I found that the engineering and organising brains of America are largely in France.
• Much could be done by organising and bringing their grievances before Parliament, with a view to remedial legislation.
• On this occasion, he was anxious, in his good nature, to procure real enjoyment for Claude by organising one of the dear evenings of their youth.
• If you cannot succeed in reconciling this, you are bound to conclude that the law cannot organise labour and industry without organising injustice.
• It is here that I state guidance and organising power are essential.
• We find him organising effort not for political ends alone, but for various forms of public and social service.

Similar words containing ORGANIS without suffix ing

organise9 organism11 organist9 organised11 organiser10 organises10 organisms12 organists10 organisers11 organismal13 organismic15 reorganise11 disorganise13 inorganised13 organisable14 organisings13 organistrum14 outorganise12 reorganised13 reorganiser12 reorganises12 unorganised13 disorganised15 disorganiser14 disorganises14 organisation13 organismally18 organistrums15 outorganised14 outorganises13 overorganise16 reorganisers13 reorganising14 disorganisers15 disorganising16 microorganism20 organisations14 outorganising15 overorganised18 overorganises17 superorganism18 inorganisation15 microorganisms21 organisability20 organisational15 organismically22 overorganising19 reorganisation15 superorganisms19 disorganisation17 inorganisations16 reorganisations16 suborganisation18

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