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To order is to give a command or make a request for something to be done or provided.
You order food at a restaurant, order supplies from a vendor, or order troops into battle.
The phrase emphasizes the act of commanding or arranging: She's not one to order people around.
To order can also mean to arrange systematically: He struggled to order his thoughts.
- requestFormal act of seeking
- arrangePlace methodically
- instructConvey knowledge or orders
- commandAuthoritative instruction given
- directUndeviating or to guide
ask · serve · procure · decree · sequence · prioritize · bespeak · organize · categorize · sort · mandate · purchase · enjoin · regulate · systematize · queue · bid · lineup