Other Words for Orderly

Orderly Adjective Synonyms
assistant, adjutant, attendant, messenger, menial, servant, nurse's aide, military batman, candystriper, gofer
An orderly arrived with dispatches from the general. She has a job as a hospital orderly.

Orderly Verb Synonyms
well-behaved, disciplined, decorous, law-abiding, well-mannered, peaceable, tranquil, mannerly, polite, courteous, civil, civilized, non-violent
Everyone left the burning theatre in an orderly fashion.

in (good) order, (well-)organized, neat, shipshape, tidy, arranged, methodical, systematic, systematized or systemized, harmonious, symmetrical, regular, uniform
Before you leave, make sure that your room is orderly.

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Civil / Messenger / Servant / Neat

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