open order

noun

Military.

a troop formation for drill or basic combat training, the intervals between the individuals being greater than those in close order.

open order

noun

military a formation that allows additional space between the ranks of a guard or inspected unit to allow the inspecting officer to pass

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Word History and Origins

Origin of open order¹

First recorded in 1615–25

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Example Sentences

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He said he has an open order with the U.S.

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The open orders include issues such as a water fountain that has come off a wall, Anderson said, but nothing that is preventing instruction.

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The four leaders also reaffirmed support for free and open order rooted in international law.

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For the Hong Kong leg, Ant plans to open order books next week.

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“Amazon Pantry is not accepting new orders at this time while we work to fulfill open orders and restock items following increased demand,” a company spokesperson said.

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open one's mouth open-pit

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