What is another word for out of order?
Pronunciation:
[ ˌa͡ʊtəv ˈɔːdə], [ ˌaʊtəv ˈɔːdə], [ ˌaʊ_t_ə_v ˈɔː_d_ə]
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Similar words for out of order:
- amiss (adjective)
- broken (adjective)
- closed (adjective)
- confused (adjective)
- defective (adjective)
- disrepair (adjective)
- faulty (adjective)
- haywire (adjective)
- higgledy-piggledy (adjective)
- in disrepair (adjective)
- irregular (adjective)
- irrelevant (adjective)
- jammed (adjective)
- jumbled (adjective)
- not working (adjective)
- on the blink (adjective)
- on the fritz (adjective)
- other relevant words (adjective)
- wrong (adjective)
- out of commission (adverb)
- other relevant words (adverb)
- out of commission (adverb)
- awry (noun)
- broken-down (noun)
- nonfunctional (noun)
- other relevant words (noun)
- out of order (noun)
- damaged (verb)
- other synonyms
- other relevant words
- other relevant words (noun)
Synonyms for Out of order:
adj.
• amiss (adjective)- mis taken,
- un-fairest,
- out order,
- un lawful,
- un-fairer,
- in-correct,
- in correct,
- un fair,
- un fairest,
- in-appropriate,
- in accurate,
- mis-taken,
- sickest,
- in-accurate,
- un-lawful,
- most flawed,
- un-fair,
- un fairer,
- more flawed,
- un-suitable,
- in appropriate,
- un suitable.
- more inoperable,
- most shot,
- most inoperable,
- more shot,
- gone pot,
- more wracked,
- un satisfactory,
- most busted,
- gone pieces,
- in shop,
- in need repair,
- un-satisfactory,
- on shelf,
- most wracked,
- out whack,
- in-operable,
- out kilter,
- in operable,
- more busted.
- gone fishing,
- out business,
- more folded,
- not open,
- most folded,
- most padlocked,
- Padlocked,
- more padlocked.
- more seconds,
- on bum,
- in sufficient,
- in-sufficient,
- sub normal,
- un sound,
- most subnormal,
- un soundest,
- un healthy,
- un-healthiest,
- un-sound,
- un-sounder,
- more subnormal,
- un healthiest,
- more blemished,
- un-healthy,
- in-complete,
- un-finished,
- un finished,
- un-soundest,
- in complete,
- un healthier,
- in adequate,
- most blemished,
- un sounder,
- sub-normal,
- un-healthier,
- most seconds,
- in-adequate.
- more marred,
- un reliable,
- most botched,
- un-retentive,
- un fit,
- most unretentive,
- most malfunctioning,
- more unretentive,
- un-fit,
- more lemon,
- most warped,
- lamest,
- in-exact,
- most marred,
- more botched,
- in-valid,
- in exact,
- more malfunctioning,
- most lemon,
- de based,
- most imprecise,
- more imprecise,
- more warped,
- un-reliable,
- un retentive,
- in valid,
- de-based.
- occasional,
- unmethodical,
- unpunctual,
- unsystematic,
- irregular,
- fragmentary,
- nonuniform,
- Designless,
- up and down.
- in-apposite,
- out side,
- more inapposite,
- in-applicable,
- most inappurtenant,
- un apter,
- in-apropos,
- in consequential,
- in-consequential,
- un necessary,
- un-connected,
- in consequent,
- in-aptest,
- un-aptest,
- re-mote,
- in-apter,
- off point,
- un-apter,
- off topic,
- in apter,
- more inappurtenant,
- in-appurtenant,
- in significant,
- in appurtenant,
- un aptest,
- out place,
- in applicable,
- un-important,
- in apposite,
- most inapropos,
- more inapropos,
- un-related,
- in-consequent,
- more garbage,
- most garbage,
- in aptest,
- in apropos,
- most inapposite,
- un-necessary,
- un related.
- more obstructed,
- more blocked,
- most wedged,
- un-workable,
- more trammeled,
- most clogged,
- more wedged,
- most sandwiched,
- more sandwiched,
- most barred,
- most obstructed,
- more lodged,
- un workable,
- most lodged,
- most trammeled,
- more barred,
- more clogged,
- most blocked.
- warped,
- in disrepair,
- off the point,
- in the shop,
- out of place,
- on the blink,
- out,
- not functioning,
- without reference,
- gone to pot,
- wanting,
- out of whack,
- imprecise,
- on the shelf,
- kerflooey,
- faulty,
- malfunctioning,
- not pertaining to,
- defective,
- closed,
- wedged,
- subnormal,
- jammed,
- irrelevant,
- fallen apart,
- insufficient,
- inexact,
- lemon,
- out of kilter,
- glitched up,
- on the bum,
- unsorted,
- Sandwiched,
- unretentive,
- kaput,
- disrepair,
- amiss,
- off the topic,
- gone to pieces,
- inapposite,
- wrong,
- broken,
- not connected with,
- foul,
- unsuitable,
- not germane,
- coming unstuck,
- malformed,
- not working,
- flawed,
- jumbled,
- in need of repair,
- inapropos,
- inoperable,
- incomplete,
- inappurtenant,
- lame,
- confused.
adv.
• out of commission (adverb)adv
• Other relevant words: (adverb) • out of commission (adverb)n.
• awry (noun)- awry.
v.
• damaged (verb)Other synonyms:
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•
- down.
- matter,
- turbid,
- unworkable,
- in the wrong,
- otiose,
- disruptive,
- Shuffled,
- in error,
- deranged,
- inoperative,
- misplaced,
- Functionless,
- Misbehaving,
- turn,
- turbulent,
- marred,
- unconducive,
- in order,
- rowdy,
- at fault,
- screwed up,
- disconcerted,
- off,
- unhelpful,
- inapplicable,
- out of condition,
- naughty,
- astray,
- unserviceable,
- impaired,
- unorganized,
- fallacious,
- out-of-line,
- unaligned,
- askew,
- unfit,
- mistaken,
- Out of keeping,
- disturbed,
- bad,
- Convulsed,
- off-base,
- out of turn,
- perturbed,
- unsound,
- in repair,
- upset,
- unusable,
- imperfect,
- blink,
- improper,
- busted,
- unemployable,
- non-sequential,
- out of joint,
- disorganised,
- untoward,
- cockeyed,
- incorrect,
- ruffianly,
- erroneous,
- inaccurate,
- in condition,
- roily,
- out of gear,
- deficient,
- discomposed,
- in disorder,
- out of sequence,
- all wet,
- Rowdyish,
- dislocated,
- discomfited,
- unsettled,
- damaged.
How to use "Out of order" in context?
"out of order" is a phrase that comes up time and time again in workplaces. Workplaces can be chaotic and can cause a lot of stress, which can lead to out of order conditions.
When a workplace is out of order, it means that there are too many problems and conflicts for the workers to manage. This can cause frustration and tension in the workplace.
Workplaces can be out of order for a lot of different reasons. Sometimes, there is a lack of communication between workers. This can lead to misunderstandings and conflict. Other times, there are too many responsibilities assigned to too few workers, which can lead to chaos.
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