order (way in which things are arranged) / order (group) / order (calm) / region (used in estimations) / kind, sort / order (tidiness) / order (instruction) / order / order / classical order

law and order, public order

world order

the established order, the status quo

(law) rank in a list that is good enough that one will not be passed over; ranking obtained after a competition which is sufficiently high for a candidate to be given due consideration and go further in some process

suborder

orderly, tidy / in order

(banking) standing order, direct debit

(derogatory) second-rate, second-class, inferior; middling, mediocre

order of battle