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The word 'order' is a noun form as a word for:

  • the way objects or events are arranged or follow one another in space or time;
  • a request for something to be made, supplied, or served;
  • the state or condition when law or authority is obeyed;
  • the state or condition in which everything is well organized or arranged;
  • an authoritative command, direction, or instruction;
  • the existing political, economic, or social system at a particular time;
  • a particular type or quality;
  • a group of people (monks or nuns) who live according to specific religious rules;
  • an organization of people whose members follow special rules;
  • a group of plants or animals that are related to each other.

The noun 'order' is a word for a thing.

The noun forms of the verb to order are orderer and the gerund, ordering.

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