Arrange

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Arrange

verb
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Arrange is the most general word in this group. It means to put things into a proper order or plan. It can apply to objects, events, ideas, or relationships. It does not imply force (like marshal) or neat rows (like array); it simply means “get ready in an orderly way.”

Examples in use
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Can you arrange the chairs in a circle for the group discussion?
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She arranged a surprise party for her sister’s birthday.

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