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- In_ordinary abstract ""In ordinary" as an English phrase.In relation particularly to the staff of the British Royal Household, and more generally to those employed by the Crown, it is used as a suffix showing that the appointment is to the regular staff, for example a chaplain-in-ordinary, or a physician-in-ordinary, being a cleric or doctor in regular attendance. The usage goes back to the 17th century. See for example: Category:Chaplains-in-Ordinary Category:Physicians-in-Ordinary Principal Painter in Ordinary Lords of Appeal in OrdinaryAlternatively, in naval matters, vessels "in ordinary" (from the 18th century) are those out of service for repair or maintenance, a meaning coming over time to cover a reserve fleet or "mothballed" ships.".
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- In_ordinary subject Category:British_monarchy.
- In_ordinary subject Category:English_phrases.
- In_ordinary subject Category:Members_of_the_British_Royal_Household.
- In_ordinary subject Category:Royal_Navy.
- In_ordinary comment ""In ordinary" as an English phrase.In relation particularly to the staff of the British Royal Household, and more generally to those employed by the Crown, it is used as a suffix showing that the appointment is to the regular staff, for example a chaplain-in-ordinary, or a physician-in-ordinary, being a cleric or doctor in regular attendance. The usage goes back to the 17th century.".
- In_ordinary label "In ordinary".
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- In_ordinary sameAs Q16238501.
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- In_ordinary wasDerivedFrom In_ordinary?oldid=528005499.
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