Bill and Command

Bill

Bill noun - A rule of conduct or action laid down by a governing authority and especially a legislature.

Usage example: the fair housing bill of the 1960s

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Command and bill are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Command" instead the word "Bill" as a noun or a verb.

Nearby Words: billed, billy, billing, billion, Billie

Command verb - To set or receive as a price.

Usage example: commands a high fee for his decorating services

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Bill and command are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Bill" instead the word "Command" as a noun or a verb.

good	good bill	good command
best	best bill	best command
similar	similar bill	similar command
complete	complete bill	complete command
Other adjectives: certain, total, original, single, actual, real, new, major, final, military, next, last, different.

bill times

command times

Bill Adama, old warhorse ship's captain about to be put out to pasture, finds himself in command of the entire Colonial military, what's left of it.

Source: You Are in Command Now
Bill Walsh was this to the San Francisco 49ers, winning 3 Super Bowls under his command.

Source: My Real Daddy
The mobile command centers from Code Geass certainly fit the bill, until they are eventually replaced with flying equivalents.

Source: Base on Wheels

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