Commanded and Played

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

Played adjective - (of games) engaged in.

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Commanded and played are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Commanded" instead a verb "Played".

Nearby Words: play, playful, player, playing, playable

It is tempting to wonder how things might have played out if Slim had commanded the army in Europe and Montgomery had been sent East to deal with the Japanese.

Source: Useful Notes / Bernard Law Montgomery
If this trope gets Played for Laughs, its owner will treat it with the same dignity and respect commanded by an actual home (maybe even a Big Fancy House), and expect any visitors to do the same.

Source: Cardboard Box Home
The fictionalized version of Edward Pellew, Captain of the HMS Indefatigable (which he commanded for a time in real life) in the Horatio Hornblower novels and television miniseries (where he was played by Robert Lindsay).

Source: The Captain

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