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organization
noun as in arrangement, arranging
Strongest matches
Strong matches
alignment, assembling, assembly, chemistry, composition, configuration, conformation, constitution, construction, coordination, design, disposal, format, formation, formulation, framework, harmony, makeup, making, method, methodology, organism, pattern, plan, planning, regulation, running, situation, standard, standardization, structure, symmetry, unity, whole
Weak matches
noun as in group bound by interest/work/ goal
Strongest matches
association, body, business, circle, club, company, consortium, cooperative, corporation, establishment, federation, industry, institute, institution, league, party, society, team, union
Example Sentences
Now we know that when we separate them, we aren’t just shifting where work happens, we’re weakening the relationships and connective tissue that hold teams and organizations together.
From this perspective, the fight over the Johnson Amendment is no longer about hypothetical infractions but about whether tax-exempt status for churches and religious organizations is, in effect, subsidizing a specific political movement.
But Ishmael made her mark on the organization.
Four people were under investigation for "alleged membership of a criminal organization dedicated to the illegal trafficking of exotic animals," the statement said.
In Britain, the controversy has reignited a heated debate on the operations and impartiality of public broadcasting, as the organization has already been shaken in recent years by several scandals.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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