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ultra-organizational

ultra-organizational adjective: of an organization or society, where everything has become so organized that the structures and systems in place operate independently of individual human initiative.

Adjective

ultra-organizational (not comparable)

  1. (uncommon) Of an organization or society, where everything has become so organized that the structures and systems in place operate independently of individual human initiative.

Origin of ultra-organizational

From ultra- + organizational.

Questions about ultra-organizational

What does ultra-organizational mean?
Ultra-organizational means of an organization or society, where everything has become so organized that the structures and systems in place operate independently of individual human initiative.
What part of speech is ultra-organizational?
Ultra-organizational is an adjective.

Words near ultra-organizational in the dictionary

  1. ultra-low sulphur diesel
  2. ultra-low-cost carrier
  3. ultra-nationalist
  4. ultra-natural
  5. ultra-nervous
  6. ultra-organizational
  7. ultra-Orthodox
  8. ultra-pacifism
  9. ultra-processed
  10. ultra-processed food
  11. ultra-processed foods

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