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arrangement (iou)



arrangement noun. L17.
[from ARRANGE + -MENT.]
The action of arranging; the fact of being arranged. L17.
A manner of being arranged; an orderly disposition. M18.
C. Darwin I believe that the arrangement of the groups within each class..must be strictly genealogical. E. O'Neill Her general appearance, the arrangement of her hair and clothes, has the disheveled touch of the fugitive.
A disposition or preparation for a future event (freq. in pl.); something planned or agreed; a settlement or agreement between parties. M18.
Burke Arrangements with the Rajah..for the better government and management of his Zemindary. Ld Macaulay It was impossible to make an arrangement that would please everybody. G. Stein Mrs. Kreder and Mrs. Haydon..made all the arrangements for the wedding. A. Koestler His staying in the flat was a reasonable and practical arrangement.
A number of objects arranged or combined in a particular way. E19.
B. Pym An expensive florist's arrangement of white chrysanthemums had been placed at the side of the altar.
A setting of a piece of music for instruments or voices other than those for which it was originally written; a piece so arranged. M19.