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If < is a total order on ''A'', then so is the lexicographic order <<sup>d</sup> on ''A''*. If ''A'' is a finite and totally ordered alphabet, ''A''* is the set of all [[String (computer science)#Formal theory|words]] over ''A'', and we retrieve the notion of dictionary ordering used in lexicography that gave its name to the lexicographic orderings.
However, in general this is not a [[well-order]], even though it is on the alphabet ''A''; for instance, if ''A'' = {''a'', ''b''}, the [[Formal language|language]] {''a''<sup>''n''</sup>''b'' | ''n'' ≥ 0} has no least element: ... <<sup>d</sup> ''aab'' <<sup>d</sup> ''ab'' <<sup>d</sup> ''b''. A well-order for strings, based on the lexicographical order, is the [[shortlex order]].
 
Similarly we can also compare a finite and an infinite string, or two infinite strings.
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and also to look at higher terms first, that means ordering
 
: ... < ''X''<sup>3</sup> < ''X''<sup>2</sup> < ''X''
 
and also