Order
Order verb - To put into a particular arrangement.
Worries
Both words in one sentence
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Frank is actually worried that Danny might have been transferred to Major Case as order to curry favour with him since he worries that Danny is a Cowboy Cop and might not be qualified for the job.
Source: Nepotism - He worries that, at this rate, the illustrious order will be filled with men "each more blindingly adequate than the last."
Source: Damned by Faint Praise -
While Whitehall worries about radicals and anarchists threatening the established social order, a mysterious serial killer stalks the slums of Whitechapel going after prostitutes.
Source: Film / Murder by Decree
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