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to keep telling someone what to do as if you have authority over them, in a way that annoys people (macmillandictionary.com); if you say that someone is ordering you around or is ordering you about, you mean they are telling you what to do as if they have authority over you, and you dislike this (Grandmother felt free to order her about just as she wished.  collinsdictionary.com) | |||
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| Abbreviation | 2 |
| Business | 1 |
| General | 12 |
| Military | 5 |
| Stock Exchange | 1 |