Command
Mark
Mark noun - The power to bring about a result on another.
Usage example: a person of some mark in the field of evolutionary biology
How words are described
| full | full command | full mark |
| low | low command | low mark |
| special | special command | special mark |
| exact | exact command | exact mark |
| Other adjectives: similar, complete, certain, original, single, strong, real, personal, new, final, next, last, different. | ||
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
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Phelps uses contact lenses that can glow red on command as part of a plan to convince his mark that he is the Devil.
Source: Red Eyes, Take Warning -
Noodle Incident: The game hints at a black mark on Sawyer's military career prior to the cutscene showing him being re-activated to command forces in Europe.
Source: Video Game / World in Conflict -
Apparently, in writing the scripts, writers would write a simple command, such as "open the door," and then mark it with "In Latin."
Source: Language of Magic
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