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working order

noun

  1. the condition of a mechanism when it is functioning properly:

    a stove in working order.



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yvlog History and Origins

Origin of working order1

First recorded in 1835–45
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They advised city residents to ensure their properties were free from holes, vents were not damaged or missing and drainage systems were in good working order.

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“SCE breached its duty of care and was negligent in causing the Creek Fire, including its failure to construct, maintain, and operate its power lines and equipment in a safe and effective working order,” the federal complaint said.

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Motorists should make sure everything is in working order with their vehicles, especially if they’re driving near brush.

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As the dramatized ABC Sports team pivots from the Olympics to breaking news, the real footage unspools on actual monitors from the era: “September 5” features a painstakingly recreated control room with 1970s technology restored to working order.

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Given the political uncertainties, it probably doesn’t make sense to proactively replace appliances or cars that are still in good working order.

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