Synonyms for In order:

• adj.

  •all (adjective)
  • in order.
  •calm (adjective)
  • harmonious,
  • pastoral,
  • mild,
  • hushed,
  • inactive,
  • tranquil,
  • Stormless,
  • Breezeless,
  • low-key,
  • slowest,
  • placid,
  • unruffled,
  • restful,
  • bland,
  • soothing,
  • slow,
  • smooth,
  • quiescent,
  • windless,
  • breathless,
  • rural,
  • Waveless,
  • pacific,
  • cool,
  • at peace,
  • serene,
  • at a standstill,
  • low key,
  • motionless,
  • halcyon,
  • Reposing,
  • bucolic,
  • still,
  • undisturbed,
  • reposeful.
  •chronological (adjective)
  • in due course,
  • sequential,
  • order archival,
  • in sequence,
  • Chronologic,
  • Chronometric,
  • Chronographic,
  • in due time,
  • historical,
  • Chronometrical,
  • junctural,
  • classified,
  • progressive,
  • chronoscopic,
  • temporal,
  • dated,
  • Tabulated,
  • ordered,
  • Horological,
  • Horometrical.
  •consecutive (adjective)
  • constant,
  • running,
  • uninterrupted,
  • later,
  • understandable,
  • increasing,
  • after,
  • succeeding,
  • serial,
  • continuing,
  • continuous,
  • successive,
  • connected,
  • following,
  • in turn,
  • going on.
  •fixed (adjective)
  • rebuilt,
  • going,
  • Mended,
  • whole,
  • sorted,
  • back together.
  •okay (adjective)
  • convenient,
  • middling,
  • accurate,
  • adequate,
  • fair,
  • tolerable,
  • passable,
  • permitted,
  • surely,
  • so-so,
  • not bad.
  •ordered (adjective)
  • businesslike,
  • peaceable,
  • all together,
  • well-behaved,
  • controlled,
  • precise,
  • disciplined,
  • well-organized,
  • law-abiding.
  •orderly (adjective)
  • Methodic,
  • careful,
  • scientific,
  • neat as pin,
  • neat as button,
  • exact,
  • regulated,
  • uncluttered,
  • together,
  • slick,
  • thorough,
  • trim,
  • spick-and-span,
  • set-up,
  • framed,
  • alike,
  • formal.
  •prepared (adjective)
  • predisposed,
  • put up,
  • wired,
  • all bases covered,
  • adapted,
  • of a mind,
  • disposed,
  • available,
  • Rehearsed,
  • primed,
  • all systems go,
  • able,
  • fit,
  • groomed,
  • inclined,
  • handy,
  • willing,
  • up on,
  • prepped,
  • sewed-up,
  • adjusted,
  • psyched up,
  • sewed up,
  • in readiness,
  • processed,
  • stacked,
  • rigged,
  • Gaffed,
  • psyched-up,
  • planned,
  • minded,
  • on guard,
  • qualified.
  •ready (adjective)
  • at hand,
  • on the brink,
  • expectant,
  • apt,
  • waiting,
  • near,
  • accessible,
  • champing at bit,
  • on tap,
  • on call,
  • completed,
  • covered,
  • equipped,
  • Anticipating.
  •regular (adjective)
  • patterned,
  • level,
  • alternating,
  • recurrent,
  • steady,
  • rhythmic,
  • dependable,
  • invariable,
  • congruous,
  • measured,
  • efficient,
  • expected,
  • cyclic,
  • periodic,
  • even,
  • punctual,
  • consonant,
  • momentary,
  • mechanical,
  • stated,
  • probable,
  • automatic,
  • routine,
  • flat,
  • rational,
  • standardized,
  • accordant.
  •sequent (adjective)
  • subsequent.
  •straight (adjective)
  • put to rights,
  • right.
  •usable (adjective)
  • current,
  • beneficial,
  • practical,
  • functional,
  • serviceable,
  • applicable,
  • helpful,
  • exploitable,
  • profitable,
  • operative,
  • subservient,
  • adaptable,
  • expendable,
  • valid,
  • instrumental,
  • open,
  • advantageous,
  • exhaustible,
  • useful,
  • employable,
  • practicable,
  • valuable,
  • unused.

• adv.

  •in turn (adverb)
  • successively,
  • consecutively.
  •orderly (adverb)
  • systematically.
  •systematically (adverb)
  • regularly,
  • consistently.

• n.

  •appropriate (noun)
  • appropriate.
  •called for (noun)
  • called for.
  •so (noun)
  • so.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • tandem.
  •established
  • organized.
  •Other relevant words:
  • established,
  • in good form,
  • neat,
  • operating,
  • in series,
  • methodical,
  • acceptable,
  • correct,
  • symmetrical,
  • fine,
  • out of whack,
  • in condition,
  • done,
  • to rights,
  • in good shape,
  • natural,
  • standard,
  • in repair,
  • at intervals,
  • ok,
  • out of kilter,
  • in trim,
  • conventional,
  • out of order,
  • set up,
  • all set,
  • Comme Il Faut,
  • approved,
  • in succession,
  • in fine fettle,
  • systematic,
  • good,
  • place,
  • uninterruptedly,
  • Systemized,
  • shipshape,
  • clean,
  • normal,
  • in commission,
  • customary,
  • in order to,
  • in the pink,
  • succession,
  • out of commission,
  • tidy,
  • in apple-pie order,
  • in shape,
  • set,
  • all right,
  • in good condition,
  • orthodox,
  • up to snuff,
  • in a row,
  • uniform,
  • straight,
  • without interruption,
  • satisfactory,
  • arranged,
  • hierarchically,
  • suitable,
  • usual,
  • systematized,
  • traditional,
  • de rigueur.

Antonyms for In order:

• adj.

  • calm
    excited, harsh, Roused, wild, passionate, rough, nervous, fierce, excitable, ruffled, worried, agitated, furious, violent, mad, angry, uncool, frenzied, stormy, turbulent.
  • consecutive
    discontinuous, broken, interrupted, intermittent, infrequent, unconsecutive.
  • fixed
    impermanent, unestablished, changeable, variable, in disrepair, unfixed, indefinite, unsteady, irresolute.
  • okay
    dark, intolerable, bad, cloudy, incorrect, Refused, unacceptable, unsatisfactory, wrong, unsuitable, rainy.
  • orderly
    complicated, Misbehaving, inconsistent, chaotic, unmethodical, sloppy, changing, untidy, slovenly, unsystematic, confused, disorderly, disorganized, unruly.
  • prepared
    ignorant, unprepared, neglectful, unable, disinclined, unready, unwilling.
  • ready
    immature, unripe, unfurnished, unavailable, uneducated, incapable, bare, untrained, unskilled, slow.
  • regular
    different, uncommon, unusual, rare, untrustworthy, irregular, abnormal, unfair, uneven, disordered, eccentric, unstable, anomalous, extraordinary, imbalanced, weak.
  • straight
    curved, unconventional, twisted, indirect, mixed, diluted, corrupt, untraditional, unjust, dishonest.
  • usable
    unadaptable, unusable, unprofitable, unserviceable, inappropriate, useless, worthless.

• prep.

  • up
    continuing, current, valid, down.