figurative. To build up, establish, organize (a system, institution, or law, a moral quality, etc.), to establish or strengthen (a person).

To set in order; arrange; ordain. Obsolete.

transitive. To bring under or organize into (esp. a specified number of) classes, categories, heads, etc. Also with to (formerly †in).

transitive. To order, arrange, put into form, frame. Obsolete.

To compose. Obsolete. rare.

to deraign battle (to deraign combat, etc.). To dispose (troops, etc.) in battle array; to array; to order. (Loose applications of the word by…

transitive. To frame or construct according to a model; to give a particular shape to; to organize; to analyse or describe in terms of a model…

transitive. To order, dispose. Obsolete.

transitive. To arrange into a structured whole; to systematize; to put into a state of order; to arrange in an orderly manner, put in a particular…

To give formal or definite shape to.

transitive. To organize (a group of people, a community, a government, etc.), esp. after a particular or desirable model. Obsolete.

transitive. To modulate; to temper, regulate, control.

transitive. To organize or arrange the parts or elements of (something) so as to create structure; to build or form into a structure. More…

transitive. To manage or organize (something), esp. by divine dispensation; to arrange, constitute. Obsolete.

transitive (frequently in passive). To bring or put (a group of things) into some definite order or system; to organize or systematize, esp…

transitive. To give a structure to (something); to organize structurally.

transitive. To order or arrange (a set of things) into a pattern; to design or organize for a specific purpose. Also intransitive (poetic): to…