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ordersnounpl. of order the way objects in space or events in time are arranged or follow one anotheryou always keep your books in perfect alphabetical order we haven't found out the order of the speeches yet arrangements, arrays, disposals, dispositions, distributions, orderings, sequences, setups continuitiesprecedences, prioritieschains, processions, progressions, successionsseriesalignments(also alinements)designs, layouts, patterns, structures, systems confusions, disorders, disorganizations, disruptions, upsetsdisconnections a group of persons formally joined together for some common interesta religious order associations, boards, brotherhoods, chambers, clubs, colleges, congresses, consortia(also consortiums), councils, fellowships, fraternities, guilds(also gilds), institutes, institutions, leagues, organizations, societies, sodalities collectives, communes, communities, cooperativesalliances, blocs, camps, coalitions, partnershipsbodies, cadres, groupscircles, clans, cliques, coteries, juntas, juntos, klatches(also klatsches), lots, setscrews, outfits, parties, squads, teamsbranches, chapters, localsfaithfuls, folds, membershipssisterhoods, sororitiescabals, camarillas, camorras, confederacies, conspiraciesbands, gangs, ringscartels, combines, syndicates a number of persons or things that are grouped together because they have something in commoncollects movie posters, photographs and autographs of the stars, and other memorabilia of that order breeds, classes, descriptions, feathers, genres, ilks, kidneys, kinds, likes, manners, natures, sorts, species, strains, stripes, types, varieties modelssamples, specimensbrackets, bunches, categories, divisions, families, grades, groupings, groups, lots, persuasions, ranks, sets, suites a piece of metal given in honor of a special event, a person, or an achievementa book with full-color illustrations of British orders and decorations medallions, medals decorations, honorscrowns, insignia(or insignias), laurels, ribbons, titlesbronzes, golds, silversbadges, buttons, chevrons, clasps, cockades, colors, ensigns, rosettes, starsdistinctionsawards, prizes, trophiescitations, commendations a statement of what to do that must be obeyed by those concernedthe commander issued an order that the number of guards for the prisoner be doubled behests, charges, commandments, commands, decrees, dictates, directions, directives, dos(or do's), edicts, imperatives, injunctions, instructions, words demands, requirementsmandatescountermands, counterorders(or counter-orders)laws, precepts, prescriptions, prescripts, rulesordinances, regulations, statutes appeals, entreaties, petitions, pleas, urgingsproposals, recommendations, suggestions one of the segments of society into which people are groupedthe lower orders were once expected to be content living out their lives as servants to the upper classes castes, classes, estates, folk(or folks), gentries, strata brackets, echelons, grades, layers, levels, tiersplaces, positions, ranks, standings, statusesfood chains, groupings, hierarchies, stratificationsclans, families, fraternities, people, races, tribessubcastes(or sub-castes) one of the units into which a whole is divided on the basis of a common characteristicregards draftees as an entirely different order of soldier and less desirable than volunteers brackets, categories, classes, classifications, divisions, families, genera(also genuses), grades, groups, kinds, leagues, ranks, rubrics, sets, species, tiers, types descriptions, feathers, ilks, kidneys, likes, manners, natures, sortsbranches, sections, specialities, specialties, subclasses, subdivisions, subgroups, subspecieses, varietiesbreeds, racesgenerationsheadings, labels, titles to put into a particular arrangementI've ordered all of my CDs according to type of music he likes to order his life so that there are few surprises arranges, arrays, classifies, codifies, disposes, draws up, lays out, marshals(also marshalls), organizes, ranges, systematizes grooms, makes up, spruces (up), straightens (up), tidies (up)unscramblesaligns(also alines), cues, lines, lines up, queuesalphabetizes, files, hierarchizes, prioritizes, sequencesemplaces, places, setsdisplays, maps (out), sets out deranges, disarranges, disarrays, disorders, messes (up), musses (up), rumples, upsets to give a request or demand forthe players ordered hamburgers for lunch asks (for), puts in (for), requests, requisitions commissions, solicitscharters, hires, licenses(also licences) calls for to request the doing of by virtue of one's authoritythe teacher ordered that everyone sit down immediately and be quiet calls, commands, decrees, dictates, directs, mandates, ordains asks, petitions, requestsdemands, requires calls for cancels, countermands, rescinds to issue orders to (someone) by right of authoritythe police officer ordered the crowd to back away from the suspect adjures, bids, bosses (around), charges, commands, directs, enjoins, instructs, tells asks, petitions, requestsbegs, beseeches, entreatsadvises, counsels, warnsappoints, assigns, authorizes, commissionsoversees, superintends, supervisesconducts, controls, leads, managescoerces, compels, constrains, forces, obliges, requires minds, obeys complies (with), follows, keeps, observes |