ordered in Latin
ordered in Latin is ordinātus — ordered means arranged neatly and systematically; not messy or chaotic.
ordered in Latin
ordinātus
In order, not messy, tidy.
What does "ordered" mean?
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adj Arranged neatly and systematically; not messy or chaotic.
"His desk was always perfectly ordered, with every folder in its place."
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ordered in a sentence
- His desk was always perfectly ordered, with every folder in its place.
- The team moved in an ordered fashion, each person knowing their role.
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What is "ordered" in Latin?
"ordered" in Latin is ordinātus. ordered means: Arranged neatly and systematically; not messy or chaotic.
How do you use "ordered" in a sentence?
Example: "His desk was always perfectly ordered, with every folder in its place." In Latin, "ordered" is ordinātus.
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