variants
| commander |
order
command
commission
drive
call for
captain
|
| ordonner |
order
direct
instruct
ordain
prescribe
decree
|
| classer |
classify
rank
sort
file
order
rate
|
| décréter |
decree
order
enact
ordain
|
| régler |
adjust
settle
pay
solve
fix
order
|
| passer sa commande |
order
|
| organiser |
organize
arrange
plan
run
stage
order
|
| faire venir |
send for
summon
call in
order
get in
bring round
|
| donner l'ordre |
order
|
| ordre |
order
sequence
command
instruction
behest
word
|
| commande |
order
driving
switch
indent
|
| ordonnance |
order
prescription
ordinance
decree
injunction
orderly
|
| arrêté |
order
bylaw
ordinance
|
| mandat |
mandate
warrant
term of office
tenure
order
authority
|
| sorte |
kind
sort
manner
type
order
nature
|
| classe |
class
classroom
grade
category
classification
order
|
| commandement |
command
commandment
order
behest
|
| consigne |
order
baggage room
|
| insigne |
badge
insignia
emblem
symbol
ensign
order
|
| permis |
permit
license
order
licence
|
synonyms
noun
verb
examples
“It was assumed that was the valaan’s doing, and they did it for the same reasons we do, to try and maintain order during an engagement.
‘Perhaps if you hanged the rider-slave yourself before they came it might help show she acted without your order?
But he notes all the soldiers coming along without having received an order to do so.
We need those things in order to appreciate the good.
None of the machines in the room seemed to be in working order.
” He rattled off the order.
”“I could order it and let you pay it off as you’re able.
In order to sever it, they had to be beheaded.
They set to work, she and Belli with the Scales, counting the eggs and the hatchlings and telling the other slaves what to do and generally trying to restore the hatchery to some sort of order before anything actually hatched.
It was clear they were having trouble accepting an order that didn’t make any sense.
It cannot be a coincidence these events happened in that order.
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