Commandant
Commandant noun - One in official command especially of a military force or base.
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Synonyms for Commandant
Don and commandant are semantically related. in master topic. In some cases you can use "Don" instead a noun "Commandant", when it comes to topics like leader of military or other organization.
Don
Don noun - Teacher at a university or college (especially at Cambridge or Oxford).
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Synonyms for Don
Commandant and don are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Commandant" instead a noun "Don".
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- The only recurring characters that don't see promotion are Commandant Lassard and Chief Hurst, though to be fair, there's nowhere for Hurst to be promoted to.
Source: Rank Up - In Fable 2, during the part of the story where you're a Spire guard, disobeying the evil commandant makes you lose experience, while taking the evil actions has no negative consequences except, if you don't want them, evil points.
Source: Evil Is Easy -
In "Cheerleader", Commandant Spangler after Francis asked if he had problems with his own mother says to him "Name one thing wrong with your life that you don't blame on your mother." Francis, of course, is stumped.
Source: Series / Malcolm in the Middle
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