Set in order; arranged, disposed; disciplined, regulated, or controlled. Frequently with modifying word, as ill, well, etc. See also well-ordered…

Systematically arranged; ordered. Obsolete.

Artificially ‘made up’ or adjusted. Obsolete.

Of or relating to a system, plan, or method; according to a system, methodical; systematic (in various senses). Now rare.

Of a process, situation, argument, etc.: arranged or manipulated according to a plan so as to elicit a desired response or outcome. Also more…

exhibiting a degree of ordering; (spec. in Mathematics, of a set) having a partial ordering (partial ordering n. at partial, adj. n.compounds).