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well-arranged

adjective

  1. having been put into a good systematic or decorative order


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Everything was well arranged; there was taste and comfort, and Arpad liked to be at home better than anywhere else.

In short the concern was well arranged, unpretending, and complete—altogether worthy of Gingham.

The greater number of these well-arranged collections have existed, like the University of Berlin, scarcely twenty years.

The sacerdotal order amongst the Mexicans was a numerous one, well arranged and powerful.

These were large and remarkably well arranged in beds and plots of flowers and fruit-trees.

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