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Is there a word for arrangement in logical manner?

There isn't one perfect word for "arrangement in a logical manner," but here are some options depending on the specific context:

General:

* Systematize: To arrange according to a system or method.

* Organize: To put in order or arrange methodically.

* Rationalize: To make rational or logical.

* Categorize: To arrange into categories.

* Structure: To give a particular form or organization to.

More specific:

* Classify: To arrange in classes or categories.

* Prioritize: To arrange in order of importance.

* Sequence: To arrange in a particular order.

* Synthesize: To combine parts into a whole, often in a logical way.

* Deduce: To reach a conclusion by reasoning.

Informal:

* Sort out: To arrange things into groups or categories.

* Figure out: To understand or solve a problem, often by arranging information logically.

The best word to use depends on the specific context and the type of logical arrangement being described.

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