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Order
speaker
speaker
Common
noun
•
,
, or
.
•
A
in an
,
, or
.
•
The
well
.
•
with
or
;
from
;
; public
.
•
A
.
•
A
for some product or
; a
to
,
, or
.
•
A group of
,
or
,
within their
by
to a
or set of
.
•
An
of
.
•
Any group of people with
.
•
A
,
by a government, a
, or a
to an
,
for
to a
or to
.
•
In Biology & Taxonomy:
A
in the
of
,
below
and above
; a
.
•
or
in a
or
, or
; a
; a
; a
;
, a
or
in
; a
, kind, or
.
•
In Christianity:
An
or
,
, (especially, when
)
.
•
In Architecture:
The
of a
and its
, and of the
upon it, in
; hence (since the
and
are the
of
) a
or
of
.
•
In Cricket:
The
in which a side’s
; the
.
•
In Electronics:
A power of
in an
circuit’s
, such as a
, an
, etc.
•
In Chemistry:
The
power of the
of a
,
as a
of
of
and products.
•
In Set theory:
The
, or number of
in a set, group, or other
as a set.
•
In Group theory:
For
iven
roup
and
lement
∈
, the
, if it
xists,
(using
),
ⁿ =
, where
is the
of
; if
o such
umber
xists, the
lement is said to be of
order (or sometimes
order).
•
In Graph theory:
The number of
in a
.
•
A
.
•
The
on a
that
that it is,
, a
.
•
In Algebra:
The
of the
on the
in a
, or the
such among all
in a
.
•
In Finance:
A
to
someone with
or
;
,
.
verb
•
To
some
order.
•
To
, set
order.
•
To
a
to.
•
To
some product or
; to
by
an order.
•
To
to
; to
; to
into the
of the
.
name
•
The Order of the
.
Sourced from
Wiktionary
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Rhymes
Lineage
order
English
arrow
ordre
Middle English (1100-1500)
arrow
ordre
Old French (842-ca. 1400)
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