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The entry for "order" is displayed below. Also see: to order WordReference English Thesaurus © 2026 Sense: Noun: command Synonyms: command Collocations, mandate Collocations, injunction, instruction Collocations, directive, decree Collocations, dictate, charge Collocations Antonyms: election Collocations, appointment Collocations, naming, ousting, resignation Collocations, denial Collocations, rejection Collocations, veto, dismissal Collocations, annulment, cancellation Collocations, retraction, withdrawal Collocations, reversal Collocations, termination Collocations Sense: Noun: sequence Synonyms: sequence Collocations, arrangement Collocations, array Collocations, distribution Collocations, setup, set-up, ordering, layout Collocations Antonyms: random list, disarray, interruption, hodge-podge, mishmash (informal), clutter Collocations, labyrinth, maze Collocations, mass Collocations, mixture Collocations, potpourri Sense: Noun: agreement to purchase Synonyms: Antonyms: quote Collocations, budget Collocations, enquiry, trial Collocations, cancellation Collocations, delivery Collocations, shipment Collocations, collection Collocations Sense: Noun: orderly arrangement Synonyms: organization Collocations, organisation (UK), method Collocations, system Collocations, regularity, uniformity, orderliness Antonyms: displacement Collocations, disorganization, confusion Collocations, disarray, imbalance, mismanagement, mess Collocations, muddle Collocations, liberty, freedom Collocations, license Collocations, irregularity, dispersion, breaking up, division Collocations, separation, shambles, scramble Collocations Sense: Noun: law and order Synonyms: law and order, peace Collocations, quiet Collocations, peace and quiet, calm Collocations, peacefulness, tranquility, tranquillity (UK), serenity, lawfulness Antonyms: confusion Collocations, disarray, uproar Collocations, commotion, discord, disorder Collocations, bedlam, pandemonium, anarchy, violence Collocations, motley crew, lawlessness, mayhem Collocations, upheaval Sense: Noun: institution Synonyms: institution Collocations, organization Collocations, organisation (UK), association Collocations, group Collocations, society Collocations, fellowship Collocations, league Collocations, institute, guild Collocations, sect, chamber Collocations, club Collocations, consortium, brotherhood, fraternity, sisterhood, sorority Antonyms: leader Collocations, director Collocations, boss Collocations, worker Collocations, employee Collocations, staff Collocations, workforce Collocations, member Collocations, disciple, follower Collocations, brother Collocations, sister Collocations, servant Collocations Sense: Noun: classification Synonyms: classification, type Collocations, kind Collocations, category Collocations, sort Collocations, class Collocations, family Collocations, genre Collocations, species, genus, stripe Collocations Antonyms: assortment Collocations, miscellany, jumble, hodgepodge (informal), random collection, mishmash (informal) Sense: Noun: social class Synonyms: class Collocations, caste, status Collocations, station Collocations, position Collocations, rank Collocations, level Collocations Sense: Verb: command Synonyms: command Collocations, dictate, decree Collocations, mandate Collocations, direct Collocations, enjoin, instruct Collocations, tell Collocations Antonyms: obey, disobey, reject Collocations, dismiss Collocations, ignore Collocations, act upon, carry out, cancel Collocations, annul, ask nicely, beg Collocations, implore, take back, leave alone, let go Sense: Verb: authorize a purchase Synonyms: purchase Collocations, buy Collocations, reserve Collocations, book Collocations, requisition, request Collocations, put in for, apply for, ask for Antonyms: cancel Collocations, get a quote, ship Collocations, deliver Collocations, collect Collocations, sign for Sense: Verb: arrange Synonyms: arrange Collocations, array Collocations, sort Collocations, organize, organise (UK), put sth in order, set sth in order, codify, classify, systematize, systematise (UK) Antonyms: disarrange, disturb Collocations, disorder Collocations, mix up, mess up (informal), jumble, muddle Collocations, move Collocations, randomize, change around, put out of whack (slang) Recent forum discussions about thesaurus entries: .....in order to ......, (in order )not to stroll around it. - English Only forum
...has promised to take up ... changes in short order - English Only forum ...in order it to withstand point loads. - English Only forum ...why they chose to build it up....is the right order" - English Only forum ''how to order'' commercial informations - English Only forum ''not to'' vs ''in order not to'' - English Only forum ''Relative infinitive clause'' vs ''İn order to'' - English Only forum 'in order that' & needn't to be - English Only forum 'in order to' - English Only forum 'In order to' comma - English Only forum “in order not to” or “in order to not”? - English Only forum (In order) for something to do something - English Only forum ~fiction written <to order> by poor hacks~ - English Only forum A bodysuit needs to be slipped off the shoulders and stepped out of in order to be taken off. - English Only forum A fact which the newly elected mayor, Mike Haggar plans to .... [word order?] - English Only forum a false claim in order to... - English Only forum a love that is impossible in order to return to my natural gods - English Only forum A person who collects metal pieces in order to survive - English Only forum acted on the order issued to him to - English Only forum add the custom order to my registry - English Only forum adopt them vs new technologies taking vs in order to take advantage - English Only forum all in order to - English Only forum Although it was difficult ..., in order to ..., she tried but failed ... - English Only forum an order from Tehran to film an apology blaming the West - English Only forum an order to laid upon or laid - English Only forum and knew not what it was to adore a mistress in order to abuse her; - English Only forum and to breaking out each order - English Only forum Answering the question: "Are you ready to order?" - English Only forum Are you ready to order now? Sorry I'm not. - English Only forum "Are you waiting for ordering/to order? - English Only forum more...
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