v. to order or instruct; to lead and control; n. an instruction meant to be obeyed; order; the ability to use or control; computer instruction
He commanded the troops during the war.
He commanded the troops during the war.
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Who commanded the whaleboat?
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When Visser Three commanded that no one moved what happened next?
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Who commanded the goblins?
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Who commanded the British troops that fired on Samuel at Gowanus Creek on August 27, 1776?
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The naval officer had commanded many warships.
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Who commanded the flood that washed away The Nine?
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The charismatic speaker's stentorian voice commanded instant attention.
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What did Grace hope to name her ship when she commanded such a vessel one day?
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Why did Neru not attack when commanded to by Eko on the island?
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Which is not a force commanded by the Eye of Dawn?
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Joshua commanded his army to do what?
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demand; direct; instruct; order
obey
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banded
branded
candid
handed
landed
sanded
stranded
demanded
disbanded
expanded
lefthanded
red-handed
remanded
righthanded
unbranded
evenhanded
single-handed
underhanded
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