Cite and Order

Cite

Cite verb - To give as an example.

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Order and cite are semantically related in summon topic. In some cases you can use "Order" instead a verb "Cite", when it comes to topics like subpoena.

Nearby Words: citation, citing

Order

Order verb - To put into a particular arrangement.

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Synonyms for Order

Antonyms for Order

Cite and order are semantically related in summon topic. Sometimes you can use "Cite" instead a verb "Order".

Nearby Words: ordered, orderly, ordering, orderliness

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Common collocations

people	cite people	order people
characters	cite characters	order characters
law	cite law	order law

Both words in one sentence

To cite one particularly petty example, he and his friends will frequently go to a fancy restaurant and each of them will order the most expensive item on the menu (usually lobster).

Source: Evil Is Petty
Whenever they discuss an order or regulation, it isn't enough for them to cite the regulation's number, they also know the applicable section and paragragh.

Source: Ludicrous Precision
You could probably cite Culture Clash and write this entire religion off as primitive and uncivilized, leaving them to their own devices, if they weren't in the habit of committing unforgivable atrocities in order to fulfill their ends.

Source: Scary Amoral Religion

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