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orderly
adjective as in methodical, organized
adjective as in well-behaved
Example Sentences
"Everybody had access to the president, but it was smooth, orderly. He didn't try to be a deputy president."
Expectations are being managed to engineer an orderly deflation rather than a violent crash that could seriously harm AI’s credibility for years to come.
Furthermore, “the advance since April of this year has been orderly, without the froth and mania seen in early 2000 at the top of the dot.com bubble.”
The UK government said it was committed to a "fair and orderly transition" to net zero.
The concept is simple: the Chinese government would like the market to rise but prefers an orderly ascent rather than the wild ride which has often characterized its market behavior.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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