organizedly

English

Etymology

From organized +‎ -ly.

Adverb

organizedly (comparative more organizedly, superlative most organizedly)

1. In an organized manner.
   • 1994, Lawrence A. Blum, Moral Perception and Particularity‎^[1], page 246:

     The third mode—"organizedly collective"—involves coordinating one's efforts with those of other members of one's group to realize a collective end, taking action in concert with others.

   • 2022, Frederik van Eeden, The Bride of Dreams‎^[2]:

     Humanity must not only act organizedly but also think organizedly.

   • 1949, Stephen Samuel Wise, Challenging Years: The Autobiography of Stephen Wise‎^[3]:

     The men in the iron and steel industry are striving for a fundamental right of industry, at least so I conceive it;—the right to organize and to deal organizedly with their employers.