Hypernyms for "Order"

More general terms or categories

acolyte alphabetisation alphabetization anagnost animal order athenaeum atheneum Augustinian order bacteria order ban Benedictine order bill-me order boat club bookclub bull call Carmelite order Carthusian order chapter chess club civil order clean up closure cloture collate command commission Composite order concord concordance consent decree contemporise contemporize Corinthian order country club credit order curfew deacon decree nisi direct disentangle district Dominican order doorkeeper Dorian order Doric order downgrade exorcist Franciscan order frat fraternity fungus order gag law gag rule genetic code genome glee club golf club grading harmony hunt hunt club imperial decree indent instruct interpellation investors club Ionian order Ionic order Jesuit order jockey club judicial separation kelter kilter layout lector legal separation mail order mandate marching orders market order neaten Order of Our Lady of Mount Carmel order of Saint Benedict ostiarius ostiary papal bull peace phrase place plant order point of order polity previous question priest prioritise prioritize production order programma prohibition proscription protoctist order quiet racket club rank order reader reorder require rowing club rule of law scaling seed send for sequence series service club short order shortlist slate club Society of Jesus sorority spit and polish square away stability standardise standardize standing order stay stop order stop payment stop-loss order straighten straighten out subdeacon subordinate succession summons superordinate synchronise synchronize systematise systematize systemise systemize tidiness tidy tidy up tranquility tranquillity turnverein Tuscan order unsnarl upgrade warn wish word word order yacht club zone
What are hypernyms?

Hypernyms are words with a broader meaning that includes the meaning of the original word. For example, "animal" is a hypernym of "dog" because a dog is a type of animal.

Think of hypernyms as "umbrella terms" or categories that include the original word.