Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

under-orders

noun
/ˈʌndərˈɔrdərz/
Definition
Instructions to carry out a task or action that involves less than the usual or expected quantity.
Examples
  • The restaurant is currently operating under-orders due to the supply shortage.
  • During the economic downturn, many factories had to work under-orders to manage costs.
Meaning
Under-orders typically refer to directives given to reduce the amount of goods or services delivered, often in response to changes in supply chain demands or inventory levels.
Synonyms
  • Reduced orders
  • Lower directives
  • Minimal requests