Command and Master

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

Master verb - Have dominance or the power to defeat over.

Usage example: Her pain completely mastered her

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Command and master are semantically related in control topic. Sometimes you can use "Command" instead a verb "Master".

human	human command	human master
good	good command	good master
best	best command	best master
better	better command	better master
Other adjectives: right, certain, original, single, actual, real, wrong, absolute, supreme, new, former, imperial, official, next, last, different, previous.

power	command power	master power
force	command force	master force
move	command move	master move
variety	command variety	master variety
Other words: way, technology, world, language, magic, forces.

Power Rangers Mystic Force: The Master was the big one, but there was a series of villains under him that took command in his stead: Morticon, Imperious, and Sculpin.

Source: Big Bad / Live-Action TV
She, like every Angeloid, grants every command the "master" gives, even going so far as attempting to kill herself after mistaking a bad joke as a command.

Source: Our Angels Are Different
Even if he were less conspicuous, he's not a very good ninja, as he's constantly berated by his master — a giant talking cat who serves as second-in-command to Al Capone.

Source: McNinja

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