v. to put into a deliberate order; to come to an agreement or decision concerning the details of
The words arranged themselves.
The words arranged themselves.
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He slily arranged to be there when the decision was announced.
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Finally, Pia arranged her sweetmeats into sections and discovered custard was the favorite! Why?
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Bad news will disturb her. OR Please do not disturb the arranged flowers.
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How are the atoms arranged in a magnetized nail?
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Why was Gari insistent that each LGM deployed was arranged and not randomly placed?
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Please do not disturb the arranged flowers.
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Who arranged to get the police involved in the case of the little girl?
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I arranged the letters to form a word.
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They arranged a tryst.
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Who arranged for Ms. Whitely to come to the school?
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The director's coadjutor arranged the schedule so the production ran smoothly.
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She arranged her hair in a flat pompadour.
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Who arranged for the Hit Man?
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Which was not a rule for taking the tests arranged by Mr. Benedict?
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order; organize; sort; array; lay out
confuse; disarray; mess up
2 syllables
ar-ranged
changed
ranged
deranged
estranged
exchanged
shortchanged
unchanged
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