Definition for Ordering:

• Disposition; distribution.

Synonyms for Ordering:

• adj.

  •authoritative (adjective)
  • imperative.
  •commanding (adjective)
  • governing.
  •governing (adjective)
  • more gubernatorial,
  • more overseeing,
  • more directing,
  • super-intending,
  • more superintending,
  • more presidential,
  • re straining,
  • most superintending,
  • most presidential,
  • more mastering,
  • over-seeing,
  • re-straining,
  • most conducting,
  • over seeing,
  • most overseeing,
  • more conducting,
  • more guiding,
  • most guiding,
  • super intending,
  • most gubernatorial,
  • most mastering,
  • most directing.

• n.

  •act (noun)
  • ordering.
  •adjustment (noun)
  • re dress,
  • re-dress,
  • re-pairing,
  • repairings,
  • re pairings,
  • re pairing,
  • organizings,
  • re-dresses,
  • correctings,
  • re dresses,
  • re-pairings,
  • re adjustment,
  • re adjustments,
  • regulatings.
  •arrangement (noun)
  • de signs,
  • rangings,
  • de-sign,
  • dis-plays,
  • dis play,
  • de sign,
  • dis plays,
  • dis-play,
  • de-signs.
  •buying (noun)
  • pro curing,
  • trans action,
  • acquirings,
  • trans actions,
  • pro-curing,
  • trans-action,
  • trans-actions.
  •classification (noun)
  • categorizings,
  • de nominations,
  • co ordination,
  • allotings,
  • tabulatings,
  • pigeonholings,
  • de-nominations,
  • typecastings,
  • de-nomination,
  • co ordinations,
  • distributings,
  • cataloguings,
  • sizings,
  • sortings,
  • de nomination,
  • co-ordinations.
  •course of action (noun)
  • scheme.
  •disposal (noun)
  • be-quest,
  • be quest,
  • pro-visions,
  • pro visions,
  • be quests,
  • pro vision,
  • be-quests,
  • de-termination,
  • pro-vision,
  • de termination,
  • de terminations,
  • winding ups,
  • de-terminations.
  •disposition (noun)
  • dis position,
  • dis-positions,
  • dis positions,
  • dis-position.
  •fixing (noun)
  • arrangings,
  • adjustings.
  •gradation (noun)
  • Calibrations,
  • calibration.
  •grouping (noun)
  • rangis.
  •regimentation (noun)
  • Institutionalizations,
  • collectivizations,
  • methodizations.
  •regulation (noun)
  • Systemization,
  • system.
  •scheme (noun)
  • out lines,
  • out-lines,
  • out line,
  • pro position,
  • out-line,
  • pro positions,
  • pro-positions.
  •sequence (noun)
  • successiveness,
  • Catenation,
  • subsequences,
  • Consecutiveness,
  • continuousness,
  • subsequence.

• v.

  •categorizing (verb)
  • Designating,
  • Labeling,
  • Stamping,
  • Assorting,
  • branding.
  •cleaning (verb)
  • Disinfecting,
  • Tidying,
  • scrubbing,
  • Sterilizing,
  • cleaning,
  • sweeping,
  • Wiping,
  • cleansing,
  • laundering,
  • Filtering,
  • purging,
  • clearing,
  • washing,
  • purifying,
  • sanitizing.
  •controlling (verb)
  • dominating,
  • steering,
  • executing,
  • commanding,
  • Harnessing,
  • Disciplining,
  • Administering,
  • Managing,
  • supervising,
  • leading,
  • Bridling,
  • directing,
  • Presiding,
  • Superintending,
  • ruling,
  • piloting.
  •sequencing (verb)
  • succeeding,
  • Stringing,
  • Concatenating,
  • Progressing,
  • lining up,
  • Chaining,
  • Threading,
  • queuing,
  • sequencing,
  • Linking,
  • aligning,
  • following.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • classification,
  • administration (of an estate),
  • compilation,
  • operation.

Paraphrases for Ordering:

• Independent

  • Proper noun, singular
    circuits, ordered.
  • Noun, plural
    bookings, petitions, considerations, subscriptions, procurements, acquisitions, deliverables, warrants, demands, commissions, appeals, pleas, Ones, wishes, Shots, spheres, drinks, calls.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    commissioning.
  • Verb, gerund or present participle
    rendering, wondering, ruling, organising, restructuring, prioritizing, determining, Forcing, Disposing, approving, Conferring, Ascertaining, scheduling, Pronouncing, dealing, identifying, criminalizing, Requiring, Advocating, Needing, Dictating, reaffirming, Prohibiting, purchasing, prompting, Declaring, Stipulating, Preparing, serving, operating, mandating, Securing, Commending, acquiring, challenging, convening, appealing, Reiterating, surrounding, Specifying, driving, Appointing, leading, conducting, penalizing, wearing, Intending, urging, Adjusting, borrowing, Instituting, Charging, telling, issuing, Eliciting, Adapting, charting, voting, filing, fastening, Rejecting, Soliciting, booking, weighing, Inflicting, Effecting, fixing, Obtaining, Enacting, Placing, ask, Subjecting, binding, wishing, focusing, giving, investing, bearing, Levying, Granting, setting, insisting, Amounting, flying, calling, Begging, laying, Committing, bringing, passing, calls, Stating, saying, playing, Attaching, taxing, putting, Gaining, wanting, taking, getting.

• Other Related

  • Adjective
    order.
  • Proper noun, singular
    order.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    requisitioning, order.
  • Verb, gerund or present participle
    Organizing, organisation, organization, Deploring, Delivering, Petitioning, demanding, deciding, readjusting, Procuring, Enforcing, Sentencing, commanding, Necessitating, Instructing, acquisition, grading, activating, obliging, imposing, Prescribing, questioning, condemning, adjustment, Nominating, entrusting, Obligating, inviting, Plotting, ranging, sponsoring, Convicting, seeking, streaming, speaking, buying, Applying, requisitioning, commissioning.

Antonyms for Ordering:

• n.

  • Other antonyms:
    disconnection, disorder, confusion, disorganization, disjointedness, disruption, upset.

Ordering Sentence Examples:

• Our own bureau controlled the ordering of officers, so it swept together a sufficient number to form a class.

• Huxley produced his effects by the ordering of his ideas and not by the ordering of his words.

Hypernym for Ordering:

• n.

  • act
    alphabetisation, grading, layout, alphabetization, rank order, scaling, sequence, succession.
  • group
    genome, series, word order, genetic code, bacteria order.

Hyponym for Ordering:

• n.

  • act
    organization, organisation.
  • group
    arrangement.