Command and Gift

Command

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

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Gift and command are semantically related in aptitude topic. In some cases you can use "Gift" instead a noun "Command".

Gift noun - Something given to someone without expectation of a return.

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Command and gift are semantically related in aptitude topic. Sometimes you can use "Command" instead a noun "Gift".

Nearby Words: gifted, gifting

human	human command	human gift
good	good command	good gift
special	special command	special gift
best	best command	best gift
Other adjectives: better, similar, specific, right, appropriate, original, strong, actual, real, great, psychic, useless, personal, unique, final, random, last.

Commander Riker gives her what he believes to be an "appropriate" gift upon taking command: a crash helmet.

Source: Women Drivers
Being a Chinese peasant living before the birth of Christ, Jong Li naturally thought the ring was a gift from the gods and his mission as a divine command.

Source: Franchise / Green Lantern
Ysengrin is also almost a plant person: as a gift from Coyote, he has the ability to command all the plants of the forest, and he wears magic Power Armor made from trees, which might not seem like much of a fit for this trope until you see what he looks like without it...

Source: Plant Person

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