Pronunciation: /ˈɔːrdərd/
verb to give an authoritative command or instruction to do something
A1 I ordered a pizza for dinner last night.
A2 She ordered a new book online.
B1 The customer ordered a large coffee with extra cream.
B2 He ordered a custom-made suit for his wedding.
C1 The committee ordered a review of the company's financial records.
C2 The judge ordered a retrial due to new evidence.
adjective arranged or organized in a particular way
A1 I ordered a new book online.
A2 The ordered list of items made it easy to find what I needed.
B1 The ordered sequence of events helped me understand the story better.
B2 The ordered arrangement of furniture in the room created a sense of balance.
C1 The ordered hierarchy of employees within the company was clearly defined.
C2 The ordered fashion show showcased the designer's latest collection seamlessly.
formal The judge ordered a retrial due to new evidence coming to light.
informal I ordered a pizza for dinner because I didn't feel like cooking.
slang I ordered some new kicks online and can't wait for them to arrive.
figurative The CEO ordered a company-wide restructuring to improve efficiency.
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