Grade
Ordered
Ordered adjective - Having a systematic arrangement; especially having elements succeeding in order according to rule.
Both words in one sentence
- British MEP Nigel Farage was ordered to apologise after comparing the President of the European Council to a low-grade bank clerk.
Source: Insult to Rocks -
No one bats an eyelash at being ordered around by Vita, who despite being several centuries old, has the outward appearance of a six year old child; Hayate notes in the first Sound Stage that she would be in first grade if she were going to school.
Source: Improbable Age -
Inevitably, Florence is ordered to use them at weapons grade intensity.
Source: Webcomic / Freefall
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