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Synonyms & Similar Words
order
instruction
directive
mandate
decree
edict
dictate
ruling
regulation
law
ordinance
statute
requirement
demand
request
bidding
behest
fiat
ukase
pronouncement
proclamation
declaration
announcement
notification
notice
summons
call
invitation
directive
guidance
counsel
advice
suggestion
proposal
recommendation
injunction
prohibition
ban
restriction
limitation
constraint
control
domination
authority
power
sway
influence
jurisdiction
discretion
prerogative
privilege
right
permission
license
sanction
approval
consent
assent
agreement
acquiescence
compliance
obedience
submission
subordination
subjugation
Meaning of Command
According to Merriam-Webster, "command" can be defined as an order or instruction given by a person in authority, or a position of highest authority.
Definitions
- The Cambridge Dictionary defines "command" as an official instruction or order, especially one given by someone in a position of authority.
- The Oxford English Dictionary states that "command" can refer to the power or authority to give orders or make decisions, or a formal order or instruction given by someone in authority.
Example Uses
- The general gave the command to attack the enemy position.
- She has command of the entire marketing department.
- The new policy is a direct command from the CEO.
- The commander's voice was firm and clear as he gave the command to proceed.
- The software program is designed to respond to voice commands.
Antonyms & Near Antonyms
disobedience
defiance
refusal
denial
rejection
protest
resistance
opposition
dissent
noncompliance
disregard
neglect
omission
failure
inaction
inattention
indifference
apathy
laxity
leniency
tolerance
permissiveness
weakness
powerlessness
impotence
ineffectiveness
ineptness
incompetence
incapability