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Synonyms of order in English:
order
See US English definition of order
See UK English definition of order
See Spanish definition of orden
noun
1‘the list is in alphabetical order’
2‘I tried to restore the room to some semblance of order’
chaos, disarray, untidiness
3‘6,000 police were needed to keep order’
disorder
4‘the idea appealed to his sense of order’
5‘all the equipment was in good order’
6‘I had no choice but to obey his orders’
7‘winning the order would mean about £60 million worth of work for the company’
8‘the upper and lower orders of society’
9‘the established social order’
10‘the higher orders of insects’
11‘the head of a religious order’
12‘the Independent Orange Order’
13‘diplomatic skills of a very high order’
verb
1‘he ordered me to return at once’
2‘Judge Butler ordered that assets worth £23,000 be confiscated under the Drugs Trafficking Act’
3‘you can order your tickets by phone’
4‘Derek struggled to order his thoughts’
Phrases
- out of order
1‘the lift's out of order’
2‘he wanted to sack her on the spot—that's really out of order’
‘spectacle is the order of the day for many younger artists’
‘the reduction was of the order of 11 percent’
precisely
1‘list the points you intend to cover and put them in order’
2‘when he switched on the light and went in, he found everything in order’
3‘I think it's in order for me to take the credit, don't you?’