In the order of
Not quite and in the order of are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Not quite" instead an adverb phrase "In the order of".
Not quite
In the order of and not quite are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "In the order of" instead an adverb phrase "Not quite".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- much and in the order of
- much and not quite
- nearly and in the order of
- nearly and not quite
- almost and in the order of
- almost and not quite
- about and in the order of
- about and not quite
- approaching and in the order of
- approaching and not quite
- around and in the order of
- around and not quite
- roughly and in the order of
- roughly and not quite
Both terms in one sentence
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In The Order of the Stick, Malack identifies himself as Lizard Folk, but seems to lack hind legs (it's not quite clear at first due to his long cloak).
Source: Snake People - Not quite tourists, but the principle is the same: a small town in The Order of the Stick gets wind that an adventuring party is approaching, and immediately springs into a frenzy, increasing prices tenfold and putting price tags on everything.
Source: Deadly Road Trip
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