call to order (Meaning)

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call to order (v)

open formally

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

The chairman called to order the meeting promptly at 9 a.m., signaling the start of official business.
Before the debate could begin, the moderator called to order the assembly, reminding everyone of the rules of engagement.
As the judge entered the courtroom, the bailiff called to order, demanding silence and respect for the proceedings.
In the chaos of the classroom, the teacher clapped her hands to call to order and regain the students' attention.
The captain called to order the crew as they prepared to set sail, ensuring that everyone was focused on their duties.
With a loud gavel strike, the speaker called to order the legislative session, signaling the start of deliberations.
Before the commencement ceremony could commence, the dean called to order the graduates and attendees, setting a solemn tone.
At the start of the concert, the conductor stepped onto the stage and called to order the orchestra, preparing them for the performance ahead.
In the bustling town hall, the mayor stood up to call to order the public forum, ready to address community concerns.
As the lead organizer, I took the podium to call to order the conference, welcoming attendees and introducing the first speaker.

open formally

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The chairman called to order the meeting promptly at 9 a.m., signaling the start of official business.

Before the debate could begin, the moderator called to order the assembly, reminding everyone of the rules of engagement.

As the judge entered the courtroom, the bailiff called to order, demanding silence and respect for the proceedings.

In the chaos of the classroom, the teacher clapped her hands to call to order and regain the students' attention.