In order
In order adjective - In a state of proper readiness or preparation or arrangement.
Regular and in order are semantically related in methodical topic. In some cases you can use "Regular" instead an adjective phrase "In order".
Mutual synonyms
Both terms in one sentence
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The shinobi schools are all located alongside regular schools, so the shinobi have to wear their school's uniform in order to blend in and prevent the normal school populace from suspecting them of being anything other than regular students.
Source: Video Game / Senran Kagura -
McNinja: Doctor McNinja knocks out a regular doctor at the hospital and steals his coat and nametag in order to get in, even though he still wears his regular outfit, including his prominent mask.
Source: Mugged for Disguise -
Grandfather Clause: Batman using regular hook-and-lines on a few occasions instead of his Grappling-Hook Pistol, in order to preserve memorable scenes from the pre-Grappling-Hook Pistol era comic.
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