Command and Summon

Command

Command verb - To issue orders to (someone) by right of authority.

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Summon and command are semantically related in demand topic. In some cases you can use "Summon" instead a verb "Command".

Nearby Words: commanding, commanded, commander, commandment, commandant

Summon

Summon verb - To demand or request the presence or service of.

Usage example: without explanation, the managing editor summoned me to his office

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Synonyms for Summon

Antonyms for Summon

Command and summon are semantically related in demand topic. Sometimes you can use "Command" instead a verb "Summon", if it concerns topics such as call to a place.

Nearby Words: summons, summoning

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Common collocations

power	command power	summon power
people	command people	summon people
swarm	command swarm	summon swarm
army	command army	summon army
Other words: dragon, horse, spirits, units, powers, enemies, creatures, zombies, animals, undead, swarms, minions, demons, monsters, dragons.

Both words in one sentence

As a Dragonlord, he can summon and command the dragon by calling to it, and it was bound to obey him.

Source: Summon Magic
It gives her power to summon and command all water, plus, she uses it as a polearm.

Source: Lady of War
Her use of the whip is probably related to her ability to summon and command magical beasts.

Source: Whip It Good