Commanded is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for COMMANDED in dictionary:

VERB:
• COMMAND, to direct with authority
• give an authoritative or peremptory order
• have authority over; be in charge of (a unit)
• dominate (a strategic position) from a superior height
• be in a strong enough position to have or secure
• control or restrain (oneself or one's feelings)
NOUN:
• an authoritative order
• authority, especially over armed forces
• a group of officers exercising control over a particular group or operation
• a body of troops or a district under the control of a particular officer.
• the ability to use or control something
• an instruction or signal causing a computer to perform one of its basic functions.

Words related to COMMANDED

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How to use COMMANDED in a sentence

• A man whom they asked declared he was too old to guide them, another on being commanded to lead them ran off shouting and alarmed the village.
• I walked on, stopping for him on the nearest edge of the quarry, which commanded a full view of the men below.
• Had he possessed the control of the sea he might have escaped, but as the fleet commanded the Chesapeake this was impossible.
• I commanded a regiment under king William, and have long been either the first, or almost the first man in the army.
• Before Donald was twenty-five he himself commanded one of these little coasting-vessels.
• A body of troops being concealed there, some cattle was driven on, within view of a Roman post, commanded by a lieutenant-general, Cneius Fulvius.
• Against these was sent the praetor Appius Claudius, with the army formerly commanded by Decius.
• It commanded a wider view and he raised himself in the stirrups as he saw that the light was the reflection of a large fire.
• The cutter, commanded by the second lieutenant, was smashed by a round shot and instantly sunk.
• This green area commanded a view of several miles, both up and down stream.
• Was patriarchal servitude then like American Slavery? But I shall be told, God sanctioned Slavery, yea commanded Slavery under the Jewish Dispensation.
• And the disciples went, and did as Jesus commanded them.
• So eagerly he did what the king commanded, that he and all his fellowship lie here in death.
• Even Johnston, who had commanded the invading army, denouncing the Saints as rebels, had put off his blue uniform for a gray and was himself a rebel.
• There were two of them, and she, too, cried out as voices commanded them to stop.
• The official visitations recommended by the governor are to be made, and the auditors are commanded to serve in this duty.
• The fire also being sent from above to consume mountains, and woods, doth as it is commanded.
• And he commanded the most trusty of the guards secretly to keep close watch over Maximinus, allowing him in no way to perceive what was being done.
• This fleet is commanded by Paul Jones, with the rank of rear-admiral.
• This was made known to the King, who commanded that a watch should be kept every night under the tree.
• But we do not read that Christ was commanded to suffer.
• These were commanded by de Pontis in person, to whom the English admiral gave chase.
• The earl of Surrey himself commanded the main body of the second line, Lord Dacres the right wing, Sir Edward Stanley the left.
• Admiral Graves commanded the fleet at New York, but when Hood arrived he had only seven ships of the line, and five of these only were ready for sea.
• A battery, with infantry supports, took post on a hill called Homolka, which commanded the whole plain between the two armies.
• Then the emperors commanded that the Fox should be cut open and his heart taken out.
• You saw the commander and you saw what it was that he commanded.
• They were not striking, and yet they were qualities that commanded respect.
• The troops commanded by Fremont, Shields, Banks, Saxton, and Geary were all infected.
• Quintus Pleminius commanded the Roman, Hamilcar the Carthaginian garrison.
• The other half of the army was also parted in two divisions, commanded by Cheirisophus and Xenophon respectively.
• He lost no time in trying its virtues, and commanded his new servant to fetch him food and drink.
• For he commanded the unclean spirit to go out of the man.

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