Command
Command noun - The place from which a commander runs operations.
Usage example: the general set up his command in the old port city
Headquarters and command are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Headquarters" instead a noun "Command".
Headquarters
Headquarters noun - A place from which authority is exercised.
Usage example: the headquarters of the newly established United States government was in New York City, the nation's first capital
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Synonyms for Headquarters
Command and headquarters are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Command" instead a noun "Headquarters".
Mutual synonyms
How words are described
| good | good command | good headquarters |
| special | special command | special headquarters |
| better | better command | better headquarters |
| complete | complete command | complete headquarters |
| Other adjectives: original, actual, entire, personal, supreme, new, major, mobile, former, temporary, military, Nazi, higher, global, orbital. | ||
Both words in one sentence
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Fortunately, everyone in North Fork realized how insane his military command was, and his superiors got a message from Lucas McCain about his incompetence, recalling the Major back to headquarters.
Source: The Neidermeyer - In October of 1942, a message was sent by the overconfident Japanese Army command on Guadalcanal to Admiral Yamamoto's headquarters saying that Henderson Field had been captured.
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Machines are immune to this though (except in the "headquarters" sector) and keep fighting even if the command centre is lost.
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