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working order
noun
the condition of a mechanism when it is functioning properly.
a stove in working order.
Word History and Origins
Origin of working order1
Example Sentences
Luckily, her reality television comrades are there to help her get it back in working order, piece by piece.
Hudley Hayes emphasized the need for additional mechanics to ensure that fire equipment and vehicles are in working order.
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.
“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.
Motorists should make sure everything is in working order with their vehicles, especially if they’re driving near brush.
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