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Synonyms & Similar Words
arrangement
sequence
hierarchy
organization
structure
system
method
procedure
routine
pattern
regimen
schedule
timetable
lineup
array
disposition
classification
categorization
grouping
sorting
grading
ranking
placement
positioning
formation
composition
layout
design
plan
scheme
blueprint
directive
instruction
command
mandate
decree
edict
law
rule
regulation
guideline
standard
norm
convention
tradition
custom
practice
habit
ritual
ceremony
procession
march
parade
sequence
succession
series
chain
orderliness
neatness
tidiness.
Meaning of Order
The primary meaning of the word "Order" is a state of being organized or arranged in a logical and systematic way.
Definitions
- A state of being arranged in a logical and systematic way
- A command or instruction given by someone in authority
- A formal request or instruction to make, supply, or provide something
- A sequence or arrangement of things in a particular way
- A state of peace, tranquility, and lawfulness in a community or society
Etymology of Order
The word "Order" originates from the Old French word "ordre", which is derived from the Latin word "ordo", meaning "row, rank, or series"
The Latin word "ordo" is also related to the verb "ordire", which means "to arrange" or "to put in order"
The word "Order" has been used in the English language since the 13th century, initially to refer to a state of being arranged or organized, and later to refer to a command or instruction given by someone in authority.
Example Uses
- The company is trying to restore order after the chaotic meeting.
- The teacher tried to maintain order in the classroom.
- The customer placed an order for a new laptop.
- The judge issued an order to seize the defendant's assets.
- The soldiers marched in order, following the commander's instructions.
Antonyms & Near Antonyms
chaos
disorder
confusion
turmoil
anarchy
mess
clutter
disarray
disorganization
randomness
lawlessness
rebellion
resistance
defiance
noncompliance
disobedience
unruliness
rowdiness
tumult
upheaval
pandemonium
bedlam
mayhem.