Procedure ( noun , noun , noun )

(As a noun)

Procedure ( noun )

A series of actions or steps taken in order to achieve a particular end.

Origin:

Middle english procedur, from anglo-french, from latin procedura, from procedere to go forward, from pro- forward + cedere to go.

Examples:

1. He followed the procedure for making a complaint.
2. She followed the procedure for filing taxes.
3. He followed the procedure for applying for a job.
4. She followed the procedure for getting a passport.
5. He followed the procedure for making a reservation.

(As a noun)

Procedure ( noun )

A series of actions or steps taken in order to achieve a particular end.

Origin:

Middle english procedur, from anglo-french, from latin procedura, from procedere to go forward, from pro- forward + cedere to go.

Examples:

1. He followed the procedure for making a complaint.
2. She followed the procedure for filing taxes.
3. He followed the procedure for applying for a job.
4. She followed the procedure for getting a passport.
5. He followed the procedure for making a reservation.

(As a noun)

Procedure ( noun )

A series of actions or steps taken in order to achieve a particular end.

Origin:

Middle english procedur, from anglo-french, from latin procedura, from procedere to go forward, from pro- forward + cedere to go.

Examples:

1. He followed the procedure for making a complaint.
2. She followed the procedure for filing taxes.
3. He followed the procedure for applying for a job.
4. She followed the procedure for getting a passport.
5. He followed the procedure for making a reservation.