order

pluralorders

conjugation ordering - ordered - ordered

noun: a directive issued by a person in authority that requires others to act in a certain way
- The general gave the order to advance at dawn.
noun: a request for goods or services to be supplied
- She placed an order for a new laptop online.
noun: the arrangement or sequence of items according to a rule or pattern
- The books on the shelf are organized in alphabetical order.
noun: a state of peace, security, or proper functioning in accordance with rules or authority
- The police were called to restore order after the riot.
noun: a state of systematic organization or tidiness
- After cleaning, the kitchen was restored to perfect order.
noun: a religious community or society bound by a common rule
- He joined into the Order of Knights
noun: a rank or classification in a hierarchical system, especially in biological taxonomy
- Primates constitute an order of mammals that includes humans, apes, and monkeys.
verb: to command someone to do something
- The captain ordered the crew to secure the deck before the storm.
verb: to arrange or organize items systematically according to a rule or plan
- She ordered the files by date to make them easier to find.
verb: to request that goods or services be supplied, especially in a commercial context
- He ordered a latte.