Word: Command
How to pronounce: kəˈmɑːnd
Verb
Definitions:
1. Give an authoritative order.
Example sentences: "A gruff voice commanded us to enter"
2. Dominate (a strategic position) from a superior height.
Example sentences: "The two castles commanded the harbor"
3. Be in a strong enough position to have or secure (something)
Example sentences: "No party commanded a majority"
Noun
Definitions:
1. An authoritative order.
Example sentences: "It's unlikely they'll obey your commands"
Synonyms:
control
command post
headquarters
enjoin
require
ask
cmd
order
instruction
behest
decree
imperative
charge
statement
edict
word
own
be in command
command option
dictate
direction
directive
injunction
bid
bidding
proficiency
dominion
authority
sway
rule
mastery
possess
enjoy
have
hold
do
govern
dominate
boss
captain
Antonyms:
obey
Derivations:
commander
commandant
commando
commandment
commanding
commanded
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Command in Other Languages...
Spanish: Comando
German: Befehl
French: Commande
Italian: Comando
Turkish: Komut
