Command
Talent
Talent noun - A special and usually inborn ability.
Command and talent are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Command" instead a noun "Talent".
Nearby Words: talented, talentless
How words are described
Both words in one sentence
- By the time of the awards ceremony prior to the Battle of Icelandic Orbit, he's been promoted to Lieutenant Commander, holds command of his own squadron and has been outright stated to be just below Bryan, Parsons and Buckshot in terms of command ability and talent.
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Thunderchild, Shining Armor's second in command, has this as his special talent, and is exceptionally skilled with it, to the point of being a Gifted Pegasus.
Source: Shock and Awe - Despite the fact that he loathes the money-grubbing goblins and their tiresome independence, he relies heavily on their services and has made one his second-in-command solely due to their marvelous talent for weapon design.
Source: Category Traitor
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