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6o PRECEDENCE SEQUENCE CLASS I.

Analysis, sifting, classification. broilment, corrugation (258), in-
Result of arrangement: digest, version (218), jumble, muddle.

synopsis, analysis, syntagma, ( Verbs ). To derange, disar-
table, register (551). range, misplace, mislay, discom -

Instrument for sorting: sieve, pose, disorder, embroil, unsettle,

riddle, screen (200). disturb, confuse, perturb, jumble,
( Verbs ). To order, reduce to tumble, huddle, shuffle, muddle,
order, bring into order, introduce toss, hustle, fumble, riot ; dis-
order into. arrange, bring, put, or throw

To arrange, dispose, place, into disorder, trouble, confusion,

form; to put, set, place, etc., in etc., break the ranks, upset.
order; to set out, collocate, pack, To unhinge, put out of joint,
marshal, range, aline (or align), turn over, invert; turn topsy -

rank, group, parcel out, allot, dis - turvy; turn inside out (218),
tribute, assort, sort, sift, riddle. bedevil, throw out of gear.

( Phrases ). To put or set to To complicate, involve, per-
rights; to assign places to. plex. tangle, entangle, ravel,

To class, classify, file, string, ruffle, tousle, rumple, dishevel.
tabulate, register, take stock. Litter, scatter, make a mess of.

To methodise, digest, regu - monkey with, make hay of.
late, grade, gradate, graduate, ( Adjectives). Deranged, etc.
organise, settle, fix, rearrange. see 59.

To unravel (240), disentangle, i Irreducible ,
ravel, card, disembroil.

( Adjectives ). Arranged, method -
ical, etc. ( see 58), embattled, in
battle array.

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2 . CONSECUTIVE ORDER

62. PRECEDENCE ( Substan - 63. SEQUENCE ( Substantives )
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tives), coming before, anteced - coming after, consecution suc-
ence, priority, anteriority, ante- cession, posteriority, secondari-
cedency, the pas, the lead. ness.

Superiority (33), precession Runner- up.

(2S0). ( Phrase ). Proxime accessit.
( Verbs ). To precede, come be- Continuation, order of succes-
fore, lead, introduce, usher in. sion, successiveness.

( Phrases ). To havo the pas; Subordination, inferiority (34).
to take the lead ; to get the start; Alternation (138).
set the fashion; to get before. ( Verbs ). To succeed, come

To place before; to prefix, affix, after, follow, come next, ensue ,

premise, prelude, preface, pro- come on, tread close upon; to
logise. alternate.

To prepare ( 673). ! ( Phrases ). To be in the wake

( Adjectives ). Preceding, piece- j or trail of ; to tread on the heels
dent, antecedent, anterior, prior, of ; to step into the shoes of ; to

provioua, before, ahead of, lead - play second fiddle to.
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mg. To place after, to suffix,append.