command

US /kəˈmænd/
UK /kəˈmænd/
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1.

an authoritative order

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The officer gave a clear command to his troops.
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He issued a command for the gates to be opened.
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orderdirectiveinstructionedictmandate
2.

control over someone or something

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She has excellent command of the English language.
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The general took command of the army.
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controlmasterydominionauthoritysway
1.

give an authoritative order

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The general commanded his troops to advance.
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He commanded silence in the room.
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orderdirectinstructbidenjoin
2.

have authority over; control

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He commands a large division of the army.
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The castle commands a view of the entire valley.
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controlleadgovernruledominate
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commandercommandmentyour wish is my command