informal

if something that someone says or does is out of order, it is unpleasant or not suitable and it is likely to upset or offend people.

Her behaviour in the meeting was completely out of order.

• put pressure on
• put pressure on someone
• put pressure on something
• put right
• put shirt on
• put shirt on something
• put shoulder to the wheel
• put someone at odds with
• put someone at odds with someone
• put someone back on track
• put someone in a hole
• put someone in mind of
• put someone in mind of someone
• put someone in mind of something
• put someone in place
• put someone in their place
• put someone in the picture
• put someone in the shade
• put someone off stride
• put someone off their stride
• put someone off the scent
• put someone on a collision course
• put someone on a pedestal
• put someone on edge
• put someone on the map