'audaciously-arranged' combines 'audaciously,' from the Latin 'audax,' meaning 'bold,' and 'arranged,' from the Old French 'arranger,' meaning 'to set in order.'

'Audaciously' evolved from the Latin 'audax' through Middle English, while 'arranged' came from the Old French 'arranger' and became part of modern English.

Initially, 'audaciously' meant 'boldly' and 'arranged' meant 'set in order.' Together, they convey a sense of bold organization.