Correctly
In order
In order adjective - In a state of proper readiness or preparation or arrangement.
Both terms in one sentence
- Yes, you read that correctly, he has to be killed 12 times in order for him to truly "die" as a Servant.
Source: Nigh-Invulnerability -
It says that in order for a child to be raised correctly, it needs to be both nurtured and disciplined, and uses the way plants grow as a metaphor.
Source: Western Animation / Chowder -
As the students theorize that she must be a real harpy, Yukari-sensei instead predicts — correctly, as it later turns out — that she must be a saint in order to put up with him.
Source: Ugly Guy, Hot Wife
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