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A notebook that promises control and delivers guilt by Tuesday.
means A person or tool that arranges tasks, items, or events into order, often with more optimism than follow-through requires.
from From 'organize,' tracing back through French 'organiser' to Late Latin 'organizare,' rooted in Greek 'organon' meaning 'tool' or 'instrument' — the same root behind 'organ.' The agent suffix '-er' simply marks the one who does the organizing. So at its core, an organiser is just 'the tool-maker of order' — a lineage that makes its modern habit of becoming clutter rather poetic.
- origin
- from organise, from Greek organon, meaning tool
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