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organizate

organizate verb: to organize.

Verb

organizate (third-person singular simple present organizates, present participle organizating, simple past and past participle organizated)

  1. (nonstandard, transitive, chiefly non-native speakers' English) To organize.
    • We are organizating a professional management of our group and we have an^([sic]) home-page (under construction, for a while in italian language) at: […]1996 April 10, Angelo Ovidi, “New choral group in Pisa”, in rec.music.makers.choral (Usenet), archived from the original on 02 Jul 2026
    • A civil engineering can build a lot of things: roads, bridges, buildings, dams, pipes,.... and is the best person to organizate a local transport web (buses web or trains or something like that).2000 April 16, Juanpis, “Want to learn more”, in sci.engr.civil (Usenet), archived from the original on 02 Jul 2026

Forms of organizate

third-person singular presentorganizates
present participleorganizating
past participleorganizated
pastorganizated
alternative formorganisate

Origin of organizate

Back-formation from organization, equivalent to organize + -ate.

Questions about organizate

What does organizate mean?
Organizate means to organize.
What part of speech is organizate?
Organizate is a verb.
What is the past tense of organizate?
The past tense of organizate is organizated.

Words near organizate in the dictionary

  1. organivores
  2. organiz'd
  3. organizabilities
  4. organizability
  5. organizable
  6. organizate
  7. organizated
  8. organizates
  9. organizating
  10. organization
  11. organization chart

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