Commanding
Commanding adjective - Highest in rank or authority.
Regimental and commanding are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Regimental" instead an adjective "Commanding".
Regimental
Regimental adjective - Belonging to or concerning a regiment.
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Synonyms for Regimental
Commanding and regimental are semantically related. You can use "Commanding" instead an adjective "Regimental".
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Related pairs
- overbearing and commanding
- overbearing and regimental
- authoritative and commanding
- authoritative and regimental
- tyrannical and commanding
- tyrannical and regimental
- controlling and commanding
- controlling and regimental
- peremptory and commanding
- peremptory and regimental
- domineering and commanding
- domineering and regimental
- dictatorial and commanding
- dictatorial and regimental
Both words in one sentence
- Peter Ratcliffe, Regimental Sergeant-Major of the SAS during Operation Desert Storm, was promoted from RSM all the way to Major in one go in recognition of his actions in commanding a large SAS taskforce operating behind Iraqi lines.
Source: Field Promotion - Dunn, the Regimental Medical Officer of the Royal Welch Fusiliers, is also a veteran of the Boer War, and so when a shell takes out a group of commanding officers in 1917, he doesn't hesitate to take temporary command of the soldiers himself.
Source: Literature / Goodbye To All That
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