Ordered
Placed
Placed adjective - Put in position in relation to other things.
Usage example: end tables placed conveniently
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Synonyms for Placed
Ordered and placed are semantically related. You can use "Ordered" instead the word "Placed" as an adjective or a verb.
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- In fact, the item Roger ordered arrived before he placed the order, prompting him to declare that the modern world is moving a little too fast.
Source: Instant Home Delivery -
Everything changes when he's ordered by the mob to kill a brutal and seductive Russian hitwoman, Mona Demarkov (Lena Olin), who is placed in his custody.
Source: Film / Romeo Is Bleeding -
He poisoned his brother Britannicus in 55 AD, ordered the execution of his first wife Claudia Octavia and in 59 AD even the woman who placed him on his throne: mother Agrippina.
Source: Useful Notes / Nero
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