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ordo
Ordo (noun) means In music, a phrase built from one or more repetitions of a single modal pattern, finishing with a rest.
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In music, a phrase built from one or more repetitions of a single modal pattern, finishing with a rest.
2
(religion) A calendar setting out which church service is held on each day.
3
(biology) A rank used to classify living things, below class and above family.
4
A recognised civic body or institution organised with ranked levels of authority.
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Etymology
Borrowed from Latin ōrdō, and a doublet of order.
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What is the meaning of ordo?
"ordo" (noun) means in music, a phrase built from one or more repetitions of a single modal pattern, finishing with a rest.
What is another word for ordo?
Other words for "ordo" include order.
What are the different meanings of ordo?
"ordo" has 3 main meanings: 1. In music, a phrase built from one or more repetitions of a single modal pattern, finishing with a rest; 2. (religion) A calendar setting out which church service is held on each day; 3. (biology) A rank used to classify living things, below class and above family.
