systematically arrange

Frequency: 7.514.5 per million words

to put things in a neat, attractive, or required order in a methodical way

systematicallyVERB + ADVERB

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Examples (10)

  • She decided to systematically arrange her books by genre and author.
  • The archivist will systematically arrange the historical documents.
  • To make the process efficient, we need to systematically arrange the components.
  • He began to systematically arrange his stamp collection, cataloging each item.
  • The new filing system requires us to systematically arrange all incoming correspondence.
  • Before the audit, the team had to systematically arrange all financial records.
  • The conference organizers will systematically arrange the seating for the main event.
  • It's best to systematically arrange your thoughts before writing a complex report.
  • The museum curator will systematically arrange the artifacts for the upcoming exhibition.
  • Please systematically arrange the samples in the laboratory according to their chemical composition.