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organisate

organisate verb: non-Oxford British spelling of organizate.

Verb

organisate (third-person singular simple present organisates, present participle organisating, simple past and past participle organisated)

  1. Non-Oxford British spelling of organizate.
    • The anti hunt campaign didn't have the benefit of a million quid given to it by the Duke of Westminster. £1,000,000 makes a difference when it comes to organisating a rally.1997 September 30, David Arno, “News Of The World Article”, in uk.politics.animals (Usenet), archived from the original on 02 Jul 2026
    • Hi... we are doing our a-level examination in germany^([sic]) in a few month^([sic]) and we have to organisate a last school day show.1998 October 29, Daniel Osterkamp, “pie to throw add”, in alt.creative-cook (Usenet), archived from the original on 02 Jul 2026

Forms of organisate

third-person singular presentorganisates
present participleorganisating
past participleorganisated
pastorganisated

Origin of organisate

Back-formation from organisation, equivalent to organise + -ate.

Questions about organisate

What does organisate mean?
Organisate means non-Oxford British spelling of organizate.
What part of speech is organisate?
Organisate is a verb.
What is the past tense of organisate?
The past tense of organisate is organisated.

Words near organisate in the dictionary

  1. organigrammes
  2. organigrams
  3. organing
  4. organisability
  5. organisable
  6. organisate
  7. organisated
  8. organisates
  9. organisating
  10. organisation
  11. organisation chart

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