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order off

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order someone off (of something)
to command someone to get off something. (Of is usually retained before pronouns.) The teacher ordered Tom off the steps. He ordered him off.
See also: order


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The larger than normal print size means you need to answer several questions before sending your order off to the presses.
The Hill co-boss saw Hilland give the opposition two dubious penalties, order off one of his players then sending him up the tunnel.
 
 
 
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