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reorder English

Meaning reorder meaning

What does reorder mean?
Definitions in simple English

reorder Verb

— If you reorder a set, you put the items in the set in a new order. I am going to reorder my list.

reorder

— verb assign a new order to — verb make a new request to be supplied with The store had to reorder the popular CD several times — noun a repeated order for the same merchandise he's the one who sends out all the new orders and reorders

Synonyms reorder synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as reorder?

reorder English » English

reshuffle reorganize rearrange tidy up rework revamp restyle reshape repair remodel regroup refashion redesign re-equip have a change of heart correct clear up change

Topics reorder topics

What do people use reorder to talk about?
Physical actions

Arrange
Physical actions Arrange

Organize

Conjugation reorder conjugation

How do you conjugate reorder?

reorder · verb

Examples reorder examples

How do I use reorder in a sentence?

Movie subtitles

I wish you'd reorder it.
Dear, oh, dear, I meant to reorder.
Could you tell me, do you remember how much you meant to reorder?
And if harnessed, these spirits in this hidden land of unmuffled screams and broken hearts will offer up a power so vast that its bearer might reorder the earth itself to his liking.
Well, we wait for the time-space continuum to reorder itself.
She was a marshal of cold facts, quick to organize, connect, shuffle, reorder and synthesize their relative hard values into discreet categories.
Then it's probably the reorder counter.
If you could just hold on, I got to designate me a reorder.
The nanobots that she uses for self- repair are apparently able to reorder matter on a microscopic level.
We reorder the crystals, we change what the device does.
My firm is making it a priority to identify a number of city youths. who are in crisis, and to undertake efforts to reorder their lives.
You can reorder.
Why reorder from a computer when you could have the personal touch of a salesman?
I can't, because i have to reorder the runway.
Honey, I'm sorry. I forgot to reorder.
Honey, I forgot to reorder.
We'll have to reorder every book.
Oh and. please check how many milk products we have to reorder.
I want your reorder book.
Beliefs we always held true seem to be false so we reorder our way of thinking.
She was a marshal of cold facts, quick to organize, connect, shuffle, reorder and synthesize the relative hard values into discrete categories.
The nanobots that she uses for self-repair are apparently able to reorder matter on a microscopic level.
We're low on acrylic cement. I wish you'd reorder it.
That place where you reorder your Viagra?
Oh, I have to reorder the cake now.
Because the killer did not reorder 24 articulating vertebrae just for kicks and giggles, and that makes this some kind of cipher, which means I need the order written down before you go running the bony bits through the wash cycle.
Also, I need you to reorder more mats.
No. Look, without a taste test, how are we supposed to know which flavors we like to reorder?
I wanted to cancel and reorder my MasterCard, please.
Frankie, I need you to reorder mint floss, blue water for the spit sink, and send out these reminder cards.
Homer Simpson, reorder that border.

News and current affairs

Franklin Roosevelt was already taking vigorous action against the depression, and was trying to reorder the failed US banking system.

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