Dirty
Dirty adjective - Not clean.
Usage example: after working in the factory all day, his clothes are very dirty
Ordered
Ordered adjective - Having a systematic arrangement; especially having elements succeeding in order according to rule.
Both words in one sentence
- Throughout his tenure with Horza he becomes the Butt Monkey of the gang, being ordered about to perform the dirty work (perhaps due to his high practical utility as a sentient drone).
Source: Literature / Consider Phlebas - Loophole Abuse: It has been shown that the Shadow Queen is quite capable of using dirty tricks so long as they don't break the rules of Duel Monsters, such as when she ordered Fran's best friend kidnapped and brainwashed in order to use as an unwilling assassin against her.
- While he certainly got his hand dirty at points, or ordered his people to do so (the conquest of Constantinople was not clean or bloodless), the real Mehmet did not condone forcibly converting people to Islam and had considerable regard for Christianity.
Source: Characters / Dracula Untold
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