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came to order

came to order is the simple past of come to order.

Meaning of come to order

Verb

come to order (third-person singular simple present comes to order, present participle coming to order, simple past came to order, past participle come to order)

  1. (intransitive) Of a meeting, assembly, proceeding, legislature, or court, to come to an orderly state allowing it to conduct its business.

Questions about came to order

What is came to order the simple past of?
Came to order is the simple past of come to order.

Words near came to order in the dictionary

  1. came to nothing
  2. came to nought
  3. came to one's hand
  4. came to one's senses
  5. came to oneself
  6. came to order
  7. came to pass
  8. came to power
  9. came to rest
  10. came to someone's aid
  11. came to someone's rescue

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