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reorder Definition

re·or·der (rē ôrdər)

noun

a second or similar order for certain goods from the same dealer

transitive verb

  1. to give a reorder for; order again
  2. to put in order again

intransitive verb

to order goods again

  • reorchestrate
  • reordain
  • reordination
reorder Usage Examples

Preposition: of

  • priority: This reordering of priorities means restructuring the U.S. foreign policy budget.
  • church: Very often the best reordering of a church involves simply the removal of excess furniture, without the addition of anything new.
  • material: However, the contractor will be free to suggest some reordering of the material, where appropriate.
  • packet: There was no packet loss and no reordering of the packets Surprisingly, there is a slight variation in the minimum rtt.

Object

  • sequence: Reordering sequences The display order of sequences can be reordered to aid visual navigation of an alignment file.
  • priority: Reordering priorities, untying aid and pooling funds internationally could all release additional funds for the poorest countries.
  • world: Show me the words that will reorder the world, or else keep silent.
  • list: You can reorder the list to show the oldest or most relevant articles first.
  • tab: We also liked the way you can reorder tabs by simply dragging and dropping them in the order you'd prefer.
  • item: The output of this command can be used with the -L option to restrict and reorder the items that are restored.

Modifies a noun

  • buffer: The Pentium 4 has chosen to change from a reorder buffer to register renaming.
  • level: No - we will come and deliver automatically once the Signalman reports that your tank has reached its reorder level.
  • form: Complete the tear-off reorder form on the right-hand side of your last prescription.
  • quantity: What is the minimum reorder quantity for volume licensing?

Modifying Another Word

  • completely: In 1993, the Church was completely reordered, bringing it into line with the mind of the Second Vatican Council.
  • then: With these agreement numbers you can then reorder products at the same pricing level.
  • automatically: Muscat will now automatically reorder your search results taking into account any additional terms used in indexing these publications.
  • also: The user can interact with the results and find out why each result is present and also reorder the results based on various criteria.
  • n't: You ca n't reorder the text based on a query.

Present participle complement

  • accord: The world was being reordered according to a pre-planned agenda for which the ground had been prepared.

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