Commanded and Won

Commanded

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

Won

Won adjective - Not subject to defeat.
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Commanded and won are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Commanded" instead a verb "Won".

Nearby Word: wont

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  • Don Sebastiano Venier was already 75 when commanded the Venetian fleet in the famed Battle of Lepanto and together with the rest of European navies, won.
  • Commanded troops in Italy at the age of eighty-three, having spent his career as a taxman, and won.
  • Wooden Ships and Iron Men Jean Parisot de Valette (who survived a year as a galley slave in his youth) commanded the 9,000 defenders of Malta against 40,000 invading Turks from the front lines and won.
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