Command and Fame

Command

Command noun - A statement of what to do that must be obeyed by those concerned.

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Fame and command are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Fame" instead a noun "Command".

Fame noun - The fact or state of being known to the public.

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Command and fame are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Command" instead a noun "Fame".

Nearby Words: famous, famed

good	good command	good fame
similar	similar command	similar fame
certain	certain command	certain fame
total	total command	total fame
Other adjectives: original, real, great, personal, new, early, major, former, final, last, global.

Merril simply doesn't have the status or fame to be allowed to court Ursula, so he asks for a command of his own so he can get a great victory and be allowed to marry her.

Source: Videogame / Infinite Space
Not to mention, his arrogance didn't let him see that his second-in-command, Kaiou, was The Starscream and wanted to get him killed to acquire fame and lead a Christian army.

Source: Deconstructed Trope / Anime and Manga
Both are highly skilled tank aces who won fame by taking out a Titan in a standard-issue tank, and both refuse to move up the chain of command despite their merits already warranting a higher rank.

Source: Characters / Warhammer 40000 Imperial Guard

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