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ALL meanings of order

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  • noun order a request or commission to make or supply something 0
  • noun order the goods so made or supplied 0
  • noun order a single portion of some food, as served in a restaurant 0
  • noun order any of several classical styles of structure, determined chiefly by the type of column and entablature 0
  • noun order a style of building 0
  • noun order a major category in the classification of animals, plants, etc., ranking above a family and below a class: it can include one family or many similar families: the Latinized order names are capitalized but not italicized (Ex.: Fabales, legumes) 0
  • noun order written instructions to pay money or surrender property 0
  • noun order a formal demand for payment, as by the endorsement and presentment of a negotiable instrument by its specified payee 0
  • noun order the arrangement or sequence of elements within a grammatical unit 0
  • noun order a direction or command of a court, judge, public body, etc. 0
  • noun order a whole number describing the degree or stage of complexity of an algebraic expression 0
  • noun order an established sequence of numbers, letters, events, units, etc. 0
  • noun order the number of elements in a given group 0
  • noun order the number of rows or columns in a determinant or matrix 0
  • noun order any of the nine ranks or grades of angels 0
  • noun order any rank or grade in the Christian clergy 0
  • noun order the position of ordained minister, priest, etc. 0
  • noun order ordination, as of a minister or priest 0
  • noun order holy orders 0
  • verb transitive order to put or keep in order; organize; arrange 0
  • verb transitive order to instruct to do something; give an order to; command 0
  • verb transitive order to command (someone) to go to or from a specified place 0
  • verb transitive order to request or direct that (something) be supplied, done, carried out, etc. 0
  • verb transitive order to ordain (a priest, etc.) 0
  • intransitive verb order to give a command 0
  • intransitive verb order to request that something be supplied 0
  • verb order When you order something that you are going to pay for, you ask for it to be brought or sent to you. 0
  • noun order Someone's order is a usually written request to purchase the goods or services listed. 0
  • noun order Someone's order is what they have asked to be brought or made for them. 0
  • verb order When you order something, such as food, you ask for it to be brought to you or made for you. 0
  • noun order If someone places an order for something, they ask that it be produced or supplied, in return for payment 0
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