Order
verbComparison
Order means to put things into a correct or logical sequence or position. It often implies systematic, rational arrangement (e.g., alphabetical order, chronological order). It is less visual than array and less forceful than marshal. It focuses on correctness and logic.
Examples in use
Please order the files by date, from oldest to newest.
The teacher ordered the students to line up quietly.
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