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well-organized
adjective as in efficient
Strongest matches
adjective as in logical
Strongest matches
adjective as in ordered
Strongest matches
Strong matches
adjective as in ratiocinative
Weak matches
- analytic
- analytical
- clear
- cogent
- coherent
- commonsensical
- compelling
- congruent
- consequent
- consistent
- convincing
- deducible
- discerning
- discriminating
- extensional
- fair
- germane
- holding together
- holding water
- inferential
- intelligent
- judicious
- juridicious
- justifiable
- legit
- legitimate
- lucid
- most likely
- necessary
- obvious
- perceptive
- perspicuous
- pertinent
- plausible
- rational
- relevant
- sensible
- sound
- subtle
- telling
- valid
- wise
adjective as in together
Weak matches
Example Sentences
"That's football, credit to the opponent, who are also a very well-organized team and who already caused us great difficulties in Portugal."
The longer France struggles to pull out of the fiscal spiral, the more it risks losing priceless works in heists that French officials say are increasingly well-organized.
“I think they know this is a well-organized and aware neighborhood,” he said.
The Sanctuary Movement succeeded in part because it was well-organized and widely-distributed, winning the hearts and minds of broad audiences by effectively communicating that the organizers’ faith traditions commanded them to protect refugees.
Often, these sites served as interfaces between very different ways of life—on one side, a well-organized, largely settled agricultural society; on the other, atavistic nomads whose pastoralist ways of life harked back to the murky depths of human prehistory.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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