ordered
- adjective
- /ˈɔrdərd/
:
ordenado
- The books on the shelf are ordered by author, making it easy to find what I need.
The photons became ordered when the DNA was removed.
- The photons became ordered when the DNA was removed.
- And yet within that chaos, you can get this beautiful ordered physics at the same time.
- There is nothing intrinsically valuable to the ordered soul.
- And now you know why it becomes ordered.
- But you don't get a regular ordered pattern.
Examples
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So it's going to be the set of all ordered pairs XY such that.
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All we get is an ordered ranking.
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What happens when you go from an ordered structure like this?
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That is going from a high ordered state to a lower ordered state.
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All ordered and watch what I tell you.
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OK, notice it says ordered in the definition.
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The person who has an ordered soul has a virtue.
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And yet within that chaos, you can get this beautiful ordered physics at the same time.
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Since these are from all over the map, were these ordered or recreated by the kitchen?
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The photons became ordered when the DNA was removed.
Synonyms
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1.6
Neatly arranged and ready to use
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2.4
Arranged in a tidy, organized way
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2.0
Having things in order so they are easy to find
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4.9
Happening in a set order one part after another
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4.3
Organized neatly so things are easy to find
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3.9
Arranged in a clear, planned way with regular parts or routines
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7.7
Neat and well organized like a tidy room
Placed in a planned order
Put into groups or in a clear order
People put things into levels by how good they are
Arranged in order by how important they are
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How Organized
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Etymology
The word ordered comes from the Latin word ordo, which meant 'row' or 'rank'. It's the same root as English order, so something ordered is put into neat rows or a clear system.