Ordered
Ordered adjective - Having a systematic arrangement; especially having elements succeeding in order according to rule.
Both words in one sentence
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After the Ministry had kidnapped Stephanie McMahon, the Undertaker ordered the Ministry to "put her on the cross", shortly followed by him saying "put her on the symbol".
Source: Creepy Cool Crosses -
Put Off Their Food: At the end of the movie, when a diner patron who ate the Special begins moaning in pain, Barf - who'd also ordered the Special - quickly changes his order.
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It should be noted that officer who ordered the Mercy Kill was aware that he may be put to the Punishment himself for sparing them when he ordered it.
Source: Literature / Safehold
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