adjective

ordered

ordered, tidy, neat, methodical

Her desk was always perfectly ordered.

Her desk was always perfectly ordered.

They live in a highly ordered society.

They live in a highly ordered society.

((an ordered + noun)) an arranged or methodical noun an ordered list of names.

((sth. is ordered)) sth. is arranged neatly The files are ordered by date.

Synonyms: organized, neat, tidy; Antonyms: disordered, chaotic

The past participle of the verb 'to order', used as an adjective. It describes something that has had order applied to it.

Think of it as the result of an action: someone has 'ordered' the items, so now they are 'ordered' (neatly arranged).

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