Command

What do we mean by command?

To direct with authority; give orders to. intransitive verb

To have control or authority over; rule. intransitive verb

To have at one's disposal. intransitive verb

To deserve and receive as due; exact. intransitive verb

To exercise dominating, authoritative influence over. intransitive verb

To dominate by physical position; overlook. intransitive verb

To give orders. intransitive verb

To exercise authority or control as or as if one is a commander. intransitive verb

The act of commanding. noun

An order given with authority. noun

A signal that initiates an operation defined by an instruction. noun

The authority to command. noun

Possession and exercise of the authority to command. noun

Ability to control or use; mastery. noun

Dominance by location; extent of view. noun

The jurisdiction of a commander. noun

A military unit, post, district, or region under the control of one officer. noun

An order to do something.

The right or authority to order, control or dispose of; the right to be obeyed or to compel obedience.

Power of control, direction or disposal; mastery.

A position of chief authority; a position involving the right or power to order or control.

The act of commanding; exercise or authority of influence.

A body or troops, or any naval or military force, under the control of a particular officer; by extension, any object or body in someone's charge.

Dominating situation; range or control or oversight; extent of view or outlook.

A directive to a computer program acting as an interpreter of some kind, in order to perform a specific task.

The degree of control a pitcher has over his pitches.

A command performance.

Words that are spelled similarly to command:
command, commend, compand, comand.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word command:
shakedown, sac, commands, flotilla, brigadier, hms, frigate, brigade, expeditionary, commanded, admiral, commanding, commander, tactical, colonel, squadron, gen, raf, module, bombardment, sailed, commodore, lieutenant, logistics, troop, battalion, corps, regiment, bomber, destroyer, activated, airborne, stationed, infantry, marshal, cruiser, operational, cavalry, air, departed, fleet, assigned, col, naval, reconnaissance, fighter, army, escort, headquarters, captain, deployed, force, uss, staff, forces, airfield, sergeant, strategic, combat, allied, wing, missile, convoy, armies, submarine, garrison, operations, troops, carrier, artillery, militia, defense, promoted, radar, unit, patrol, warfare, norfolk, siege, personnel, duty, rank, mediterranean, defence, assumed, battle, division, confederate, officer, fort, general, armed, flying, task.

Words that rhyme with command:
hand, stand, land, band, demand, understand, brand, gland, strand, withstand, expand, reprimand, grand, bland, firsthand, sand, nightstand, beforehand, contraband, offhand, misunderstand, remand, firebrand, ampersand, hinterland, rand, planned, secondhand, canned, grande, disband, at hand, grandstand, grassland, shorthand, inland, farmland, woodland, banned, broadband, wasteland, mainland, homeland, quicksand, on the other hand, headband, heartland, panned, on hand, unmanned, newsstand, wetland, thailand, manned, backhand, wonderland, freehand, motherland, timberland, overland, finland, dreamland, ferdinand, longhand, armband, fatherland, in hand, lowland, farmhand, parkland, second hand, tanned, midland, forehand, unplanned, greenland, handstand, out of hand, disneyland, rubber band, bandstand, fairyland, scanned, sleight of hand, lapland, helping hand, outland, dixieland, lefthand, shand, upper hand, stagehand, southland, close at hand, moorland, marshland, spanned, promised land, vaned, cropland.

Adjectives that are often used to describe command:
high, military, supreme, second, chief, divine, direct, immediate, full, single, unified, entire, personal, german, complete, royal, overall, independent, british, higher, absolute, assumed, temporary, perfect, joint, naval, central, separate, french, sole, self, active, soviet, imperial, operational, sharp, copy, verbal, stern, express, appropriate, top, japanese, select, nominal, sufficient, tactical, delete, russian, peremptory, save, ready, format, global, get, secondin, dos, print.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective command:
control, system, domain, relation, condition, economy, requirement, relations, ceremony, structure, principle, theory, constraint, relationship, option, mode, dial, line, restriction, options, list, label, economies, post, andcontrol, systems, relationships, authority, approach, name, concept, center, model, position, basis, type, analysis, intelligence, click, communication, configuration, language, obedience, message, domains, lines, communications, string, hierarchy, style, sequence, file, check, organization, signal, chief, ceremonies, execution, posts, interface, pack, look, limitations, responsibility, set, code, theorist, organizations, requirements, button, account, minds, comma, anaphora, exercises, guidance, positions, parameters, apropos, parameter, inventory, staff, platform.

Consonant match to command:
commend, calm and, cam and, cama and, came and, camm and, chem and, com and, coma and, comb and, combe and, come and, comma and, cum and, kam and, kam und, kama and, kamm and, kem and, khama and, kolm and, qom and.

Words that sound like command:
command, commend, commander, commands, commando, commande, comint, compand, comment, combined, compound, commode, kimono, cummin, come-on, come on, come in, commends, come around, cowhand, communed, come round, c'mon, commender, camin, compend, canana, guimond, camina, khamenei, come at, cannoned, cow man, key man, cmn, kimon, chemed, coming, common, commit, commence, confined, contained, comin, contend, commenced, canned, confound, commanded, commanding, cayman, camino, commen, comon, cand, condoned, commanders, convened, caiman, comed, comando, consigned, comanche, come out, commandos, conant, coman, cum laude, campaigned, cande, comite, camon, canoed, cowman, cammon, caman, comeout, comino, cosigned, comminute, comun, came around, come into, come it, cumbent, combien, command key, commandoes, conoid, came in, collant, commandery, caughman, commote, comyn, cowmen, come-ons, came on, cameoed, come ons.