Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

close-order

Noun

/ˈkloʊz ˈɔrdər/

Definition

A military formation in which troops are closely arranged in a systematic manner.

Examples

The soldiers executed the drill in close-order, maintaining perfect alignment.
During the ceremony, the troops stood in close-order to present a unified front.

Meaning

Close-order refers to a level of precision and discipline in military formations, where soldiers stand in tight proximity to each other, allowing for coordinated movements and commands.