Collocations with "order"

74 collocations found

order execution

To give an official command for an execution to take place.

execution7.2
order the removal

to give an official instruction for something to be removed

removal7.2
order an assassination

To command that an assassination be carried out.

assassination7.1
Benedictine order

the religious order founded by St. Benedict

Benedictine7.0
order alphabetically

to put a set of things into a sequence from A to Z

alphabetically7.0
order a curfew

to command that a curfew be put in place

curfew7.0
order fulfillment

Refers to the process of receiving, processing, and delivering customer orders.

fulfilment7.0
numerical order

The arrangement of items according to their number value, from lowest to highest or vice versa.

numerical7.0
prohibition order

An official instruction from a court or authority that forbids something.

prohibition7.0
send order

to issue an authoritative command or instruction

send7.0
order a catalogue

To request that a catalogue be sent to you.

catalogue6.9
compensation order

A court decision that requires a convicted offender to pay money to the victim of the crime.

compensation6.8
order expulsion

To officially command that someone be expelled.

expulsion6.7
order a halt

to use authority to command that something stops

halt6.7
order a soda

to request a soda at a restaurant or bar

soda6.7
order acquittal

Used when a judge commands the jury to acquit the defendant.

acquittal6.5
bankruptcy6.5
order a ceasefire

to command that a ceasefire begins

ceasefire6.5
preservation order

A legal notice to protect a building or area from demolition or alteration.

preservation6.5
probation order

A legal document that requires an offender to be under supervision.

probation6.5
restriction order

An official instruction that limits something.

restriction6.5
sealed order

A legal or official order that is kept secret from the public or certain parties involved.

sealed6.5
order the slaughter

To give an official command for the killing to happen.

slaughter6.5
logically order

To put items or ideas into a sequence that makes logical sense.

logically6.4
death6.3
order extradition

to command that a person be extradited

extradition6.3
exclusion order

A legal order that prevents someone from entering a particular place.

exclusion6.2
closure order

An official command to shut down.

closure6.1
hierarchically order

To arrange things in a hierarchical sequence.

hierarchically6.0
withdrawal6.0