orders
or-ders
noun
Requests made by customers for goods or services.
"We have many new orders to process today."
noun
Authoritative instructions or commands given to someone.
"The general gave his orders to the troops."
noun
A society of people living under religious vows or a chivalric fraternity.
"He joined one of the ancient religious orders."
verb
To command or instruct someone to do something.
"She orders her staff around constantly."
Thesaurus
Synonyms: order of magnitude, prescribe, dictate, orderliness, ordering, put, arrange, set up, Holy Order, monastic order, ordination, rescript
Antonyms: deregulate, disarray, disorder, disorderliness