She ordinates the experimental data before analysis to reduce noise.

The archivist ordinated the ancient maps according to their dates.

She spent the afternoon ordinating the files to match the new indexing system.

The archivist annotated the charter's reference to ordines to clarify that it meant religious orders rather than mere ranks.

The ordinative council convened to deliberate the proper candidates for ordination.

The ancient ordinator issued a decree that reshaped the village's laws.

In the medieval chapter, several candidates were considered ordinable only after long examinations.

The books on the shelf were ordinately arranged by genre and author, making it easy to find any title.

The archbishop questioned the candidate's ordinability, noting that the term—now obsolete—once referred to the capability of being ordained or appointed.

The council appointed several ordinators to oversee the temple ceremonies.