How Do You Spell REORDER?

Pronunciation: [ɹɪˈɔːdə] (IPA)

The word "reorder" can be transcribed in IPA as /riːˈɔːdər/. The first two letters "re" indicate a prefix that means "again" or "back", while the rest of the word "order" refers to arranging things in a specific way. Therefore, "reorder" means to arrange things again or in a different way. The spelling "reorder" follows the standard English spelling rules, with the "e" after the first syllable indicating a long vowel sound, and the "er" making the "r" sound at the end.

REORDER Meaning and Definition

1. Reorder is a verb that refers to the act of rearranging or reorganizing something into a different order or sequence. It involves changing the existing arrangement or structure of items, elements, or components, usually with the intent of improving efficiency or achieving a desired outcome.

   In the context of physical objects or items, to reorder means to rearrange them in a different sequence or layout. For example, you might reorder books on a shelf based on genre, title, or size. Similarly, in a supply chain or inventory management context, reorder can refer to the process of restocking or replenishing items or products to maintain sufficient stock levels.

   Reordering can also apply to rearranging information or data, such as in a list, database, or spreadsheet. This could involve changing the order of entries, rearranging columns or rows, or reorganizing categories or sections. For instance, in a to-do list app, you might reorder tasks based on priority or due date.

   Another common usage of reorder is in the context of repeating a previous order or request. If you reorder something, it means you are requesting or purchasing the same items or products as a previous order. This can be applicable in various scenarios, including online shopping, subscription-based services, or reordering medication.

2. To order a second time.

   Etymological and pronouncing dictionary of the English language. By Stormonth, James, Phelp, P. H. Published 1874.

Common Misspellings for REORDER

• aorder
• forder
• oorder
• dieorder
• remder
• reords
• rcorder
• norder
• recorde
• rouder
• reodel
• reorded
• eorder
• morder
• deorder
• theorder
• preoder
• sorder
• remider
• reoders
• quorder
• merder
• gerder
• recoder
• reworder
• reodrer
• reaader
• oerder
• reord
• recoerder
• vorder
• toorder
• reorderd
• reoder
• iorder
• rearder
• resder
• rerfer
• rekorder
• revrer
• seordes
• Ryorden
• Geordey
• Renerder
• Reorider
• Reorreder
• rekorde
• Reagorder

Etymology of REORDER

The word "reorder" can be broken down into two components: "re-" and "order".

The prefix "re-" is derived from the Latin word "re-", meaning again, back, or backward. It is commonly used as a prefix in English to indicate repetition or backwards action.

The term "order" originates from the Old English word "ordre", which comes from the Latin word "ordo", meaning row, line, or arrangement. Over time, "order" has come to refer to a systematic arrangement or organization of things.

When the prefix "re-" is combined with "order", it forms "reorder", which essentially means to arrange or organize something again. In modern usage, "reorder" commonly refers to the act of repeating or restocking an order of goods or products.

Similar spelling words for REORDER

• rewriter,
• reordering.

Plural form of REORDER is REORDERS

Conjugate verb Reorder

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have reordered

you would have reordered

he/she/it would have reordered

we would have reordered

they would have reordered

I would have reorder

you would have reorder

he/she/it would have reorder

we would have reorder

they would have reorder

CONDITIONAL PERFECT PROGRESSIVE

I would have been reordering

you would have been reordering

he/she/it would have been reordering

we would have been reordering

they would have been reordering

CONDITIONAL PRESENT

I would reorder

you would reorder

he/she/it would reorder

we would reorder

they would reorder

CONDITIONAL PRESENT PROGRESSIVE

I would be reordering

you would be reordering

he/she/it would be reordering

we would be reordering

they would be reordering

FUTURE

I will reorder

you will reorder

he/she/it will reorder

we will reorder

they will reorder

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be reordering

you will be reordering

he/she/it will be reordering

we will be reordering

they will be reordering

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have reordered

you will have reordered

he/she/it will have reordered

we will have reordered

they will have reordered

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been reordering

you will have been reordering

he/she/it will have been reordering

we will have been reordering

they will have been reordering

IMPERATIVE

you reorder

we let´s reorder

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to reorder

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was reordering

you were reordering

he/she/it was reordering

we were reordering

they were reordering

PAST PARTICIPLE

reordered

PAST PERFECT

I had reordered

you had reordered

he/she/it had reordered

we had reordered

they had reordered

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been reordering

you had been reordering

he/she/it had been reordering

we had been reordering

they had been reordering

PRESENT

I reorder

you reorder

he/she/it reorders

we reorder

they reorder

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am reordering

you are reordering

he/she/it is reordering

we are reordering

they are reordering

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

reordering

PRESENT PERFECT

I have reordered

you have reordered

he/she/it has reordered

we have reordered

they have reordered

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been reordering

you have been reordering

he/she/it has been reordering

we have been reordering

they have been reordering

PRESENT SUBJUNCTIVE

he/she/it reorder

SIMPLE PAST

I reordered

you reordered

he/she/it reordered

we reordered

they reordered