Control
Freeze
Freeze verb - To become physically firm or solid.
How words are described
| complete | complete control | complete freeze |
| total | total control | total freeze |
| original | original control | original freeze |
| true | true control | true freeze |
| Other adjectives: powerful, real, extreme, main, ultimate, outright. | ||
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
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Freeze-Frame Bonus: During the course of Hooked Up, Terry faces off with Spellbinder who attempts to use mind control on him.
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The MacGuffin in Lara Croft: Tomb Raider could control time, allowing the owner to freeze time as well as travel through it.
Source: Time Stands Still -
He also manages to take control of Berk's dragons and freeze/destroy a good portion of Berk before his Alpha is defeated.
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