close order (Meaning)
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close order (n)
a military formation for drill or marching
Synonyms & Antonyms of close order
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close order Sentence Examples
- The soldiers marched in close order, their boots hitting the ground in perfect unison.
- The dancers moved in close order, executing each step with precision and grace.
- The security team moved in close order to protect the VIP as they entered the building.
- The geese flew in close order, their V formation slicing through the sky.
- The cyclists rode in close order, drafting behind each other to conserve energy.
- The students lined up in close order, ready to enter the classroom in an orderly manner.
- The firefighters advanced in close order toward the burning building, hoses at the ready.
- The workers marched in close order during the protest, chanting slogans for change.
- The swimmers raced in close order, vying for the lead in the final lap.
- The synchronized swimmers moved in close order, creating mesmerizing patterns in the water.
FAQs About the word close order
a military formation for drill or marching
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The soldiers marched in close order, their boots hitting the ground in perfect unison.
The dancers moved in close order, executing each step with precision and grace.
The security team moved in close order to protect the VIP as they entered the building.
The geese flew in close order, their V formation slicing through the sky.
