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Samerrustom Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
declutter vs organize
I would like to ask you if there is a difference in meaning between the above to verbs, and if the following two sentences have the same meaning:
how to declutter
how to organize
how to declutter
how to organize
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Declutter = discard (excess) items you no longer need. Organize = put everything in its "proper" place, leaving your room neat and tidy.
- Declutter = discard (excess) items you no longer need.
- Organize = put everything in its "proper" place, leaving your room neat and tidy.
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Declutter = discard (excess) items you no longer need.
Organize = put everything in its "proper" place, leaving your room neat and tidy.
Organize = put everything in its "proper" place, leaving your room neat and tidy.
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