Commanded and Organized

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Organized and commanded are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Organized" instead a verb "Commanded".

Organized adjective - Following a set method, arrangement, or pattern.

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Commanded and organized are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Commanded" instead a verb "Organized".

Skeleton Government: Taken to extremes - the government of Albion seems to consist entirely of the police, apparently organized and commanded by no one.

Source: Video Game / Fable II
Your military is organized into squads of three people, each one commanded by a general, and it's considered extremely large if you have ten of these squads.

Source: Video Game / Tropico
Her armies were vast, decently-motivated, and very much "of the people", but the way units were organized, supplied, and commanded was terribly nineteenth-century, i.e., dangerously obsolete.

Source: Useful Notes / History Of The Cold War

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