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For example

  • "Adam and Eve" is (almost) never said as "Eve and Adam".
  • Making tea: "milk or sugar", but rarely "sugar or milk".
  • Elevator: "up or down" is more common than "down or up".

Some groupings are equally common in both orders:

  • "coffee or tea" / "tea or coffee"
  • "time and space" / "space and time"


Is there a word to describe this order?

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