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arranged

arranged

31 1.6
Placed in a planned order
  • adjective
  • /əˈreɪndʒd/
: organizado
  • The flowers were beautifully arranged in a vase for the wedding ceremony.

Now I will also say a lot of people are entering arranged marriages with no decision.

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Examples

  • So you guys are in love, but you have an arranged marriage?

  • And, well, some people actually still believe in arranged marriages, right?

  • And I feel in arranged marriage, love grows eventually.

  • In such baths, mirrored pairs of rooms were arranged around a central hall.

  • She arranged her books in order of their publication dates on the shelf.

  • After weeks of planning, everything was perfectly arranged for the event.

Synonyms

prepared
vsarranged
∞ 1.3

Ready to use or do something when needed

is more about planning or organization rather than simply being ready
set
vsarranged
836 2.3

Located in a particular place or position

is often broader and stresses planning or order rather than fixed state
organized
vsarranged
  • US
751 2.0

Having things in order so they are easy to find

is more about planning in advance not only making a system
planned
vsarranged
503 1.0

Arranged before it happens on purpose

is wider, covering how things are put in a particular way
in order
vsarranged
344 1.6

Neatly arranged and ready to use

is broader and includes planning details as well as correct readiness
scheduled
vsarranged
298 2.1

Planned to happen at a set time

is broader covering general ordering not only time-based plans
structured
vsarranged
46 3.9

Arranged in a clear, planned way with regular parts or routines

is broader and can mean planned without clear parts
ordered
vsarranged
24 1.7

Organized neatly so things are easy to find

is more general covering both planning and placement in many forms
predetermined
vsarranged
17 5.3

Decided before it happens

is broader and may describe general ordering without implying inevitability
configured
vsarranged
7 4.2

Set up in a certain way for use

is wider and applies to general plans not only technical forms
prearranged
vsarranged
7 3.4

Planned before it happens

is more general and covers how things are put not only prior decisions
preplanned
vsarranged
5 3.3

Arranged before something happens

is less specific about timing, focusing on how things are put
pre-established
vsarranged
1 4.2

Decided or arranged before something happens

is more general applying to how things are put not only to prior timing
preconcerted
vsarranged
1 9.1

Arranged or agreed before someone carries it out

is broader covering single-person organization not only agreed group plans

Antonyms

116 4.7

Not organized and full of confusion

37 3.1

Not in a clear order or plan

1 5.1

Not in order and untidy after being moved

How Neat

meticulous
55 8.6
neat
123 1.0
arranged
31 1.6
untidy
11 1.0

Surface Forms

arranged positive

Morphology

arranged = arrange (transparent) = arrange + ed

Standard past-participle/adjectival formation from the verb 'arrange'; meaning is directly derived (organized or planned).

Etymology

Arranged comes from an old idea of putting things in a 'row' or 'order', the same root as the familiar word range, which suggests a neat line of things. So to have something arranged is to have it put in order or set up ahead of time, which is why arranged means 'organized or planned'.