Command and Lord

Command

Command verb - To exercise authority or power over.

Usage example: a cabinet secretary who commands the largest department in the federal government

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

Lord verb - Make a lord of someone.

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Command and lord are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Command" instead a verb "Lord".

Nearby Words: lordly, lordliness, lordship, lording, lorded

human	human command	human lord
good	good command	good lord
full	full command	full lord
best	best command	best lord
Other adjectives: better, certain, original, single, actual, entire, real, supreme, new, major, former, final, next, different, previous.

Eventually, however, his second-in-command, General Leuk-O became jealous of his lord's power, and found a second artifact that seemed connected to Lum's Machine in some way, the Mighty Servant.

Source: The Starscream
Let a woman know her place: let her milk and spin and sew and bake and bear children, not look beyond her threshold or the command of her lord and master!

Source: Feminist Fantasy
Lord Sigfreid wears one when he's claimed by the Demon Lord Karnak and made into his second-in-command.

Source: One-Way Visor

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