Ordering — synonyms, ordering antonyms, definition

1. ordering (Noun)

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ordering (Noun) — Logical or comprehensible arrangement of separate elements.

ordering (Noun) — The act of putting things in a sequential arrangement. ex. "there were mistakes in the ordering of items on the list"

ordering (Noun) — The process or act of making an order for something.

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2. ordering (Verb)

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ordering (Verb) — Give instructions to or direct somebody to do something with authority. ex. "She ordered him to do the shopping"

ordering (Verb) — Make a request for something. ex. "Order me some flowers" ex. "order a work stoppage"

ordering (Verb) — Issue commands or orders for.

ordering (Verb) — Bring into conformity with rules, principles or usage; impose regulations. ex. "We cannot order the way people dress"

ordering (Verb) — Bring order to or into. ex. "Order these files"

ordering (Verb) — Place in a certain order. ex. "order the photos chronologically"

ordering (Verb) — Appoint to a clerical post. ex. "he was ordered in the Church"

ordering (Verb) — Organize thoughts, ideas, or temporal events. ex. "order my schedule"

ordering (Verb) — Assign a rank or rating to. ex. "The restaurant is ordered highly in the food guide"

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