Definition of reorder
: to place a reorder
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Examples of reorder in a Sentence
I had to reorder the shirt because they sent the wrong size.
The book sold out the first day, and the store reordered 500 copies.
Call us when you're ready to reorder.
You need to reorder your priorities.
The coach reordered the batting lineup.
After her husband's death, she reordered her life.
Recent Examples of reorder from the Web
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Working off data showing what clients ordered and reordered most often, Sapone and Beck set out to create a collection of products that would improve upon the standbys.
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Refrigerators know when there’s no more milk and reorder it.
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In retailing, Amazon is reordering everything on the store shelf.
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The plan, if passed, would officially reject Mr. Trump’s efforts to use the federal budget to reorder the nation’s priorities and attack the bureaucracy.
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Refrigerators know when there's no more milk and reorder it.
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This week’s selloff in large technology stocks has dragged down the broader market, reordering the list of the biggest U.S. companies.
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In principle, instructions performing stores could be reordered and executed speculatively, but those depending on loads could not.
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In that 2016 launch, the company also officially announced Trips, which reordered the company into three categories: Experiences, Homes, and Places, which covers hosts' city guides and restaurant reservations.
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First Known Use of reorder
1579
Recent Examples of reorder from the Web
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Five minutes later the dress was sold out—and reorders were pouring in.
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The company is trying a variety of strategies to drive sales online, including subscription options on Amazon, where shoppers get a lower price on products such as belVita breakfast cookies in exchange for signing up for automatic reorders.
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In fact, Walmart, which went live with voice shopping last week, is integrating its easy reorder feature — which has data on both store and online purchases — into Google Express.
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And an in-store sale could easily become an online reorder if the customer and his or her pet enjoys the product.
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As Bustle first noticed, the company's website offers shoppers the option to set up automatic reorders on almost any non-limited edition Lush product.
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BANKING ON LOYALTY Convenience can come in the form of Dash buttons, which put reorders of baby wipes or coffee beans a finger-press away.
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First Known Use of reorder
1883
REORDER Defined for English Language Learners
Definition of reorder for English Language Learners
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: to order (something) again
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: to arrange (something) in a different order
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