ordered

[ˈɔːdəd]

ordered Definition

• 1. arranged or organized in a particular way
• 2. requested or instructed something to be made, supplied, or delivered

Using ordered: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "ordered" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  The books on the shelf were ordered alphabetically.

• Example

  She ordered a pizza for dinner.

• Example

  He ordered a new set of tools from the hardware store.

ordered Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for ordered

• arranged
• organized
• systematic
• methodical
• neat

Antonyms for ordered

• disordered
• chaotic
• messy

Phrases with ordered

• court order

  an official instruction given by a court that must be obeyed

  Example

  The judge issued a court order to stop the construction work.

• mail order

  a system of buying and selling goods through the mail

  Example

  I ordered a new dress from a mail-order catalog.

• order of magnitude

  a measure of the size or scale of something, usually expressed as a power of ten

  Example

  The difference in population between the two cities is an order of magnitude.

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Summary: ordered in Brief

The term 'ordered' [ˈɔːdəd] refers to something arranged or organized in a particular way, or something requested or instructed to be made, supplied, or delivered. It can describe anything from a neat bookshelf to a pizza delivery, as in 'She ordered a pizza for dinner.' 'Ordered' also extends into phrases like 'mail order,' and 'order of magnitude,' which denotes a measure of size or scale.