complete control

Frequency: 8.018.5 per million words

Used to describe complete and total power over someone or something.

controlADJECTIVE + control (power over sb/sth)

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complete

Examples (10)

  • The dictator sought complete control over the nation's media.
  • The new CEO has complete control of the company's strategic direction.
  • After years of therapy, he finally felt he had complete control over his anxiety.
  • The pilot must have complete control of the aircraft during landing.
  • The sorcerer's spell gave him complete control over the elements.
  • She wanted a partner, not someone who demanded complete control in the relationship.
  • The court granted her complete control over her late husband's estate.
  • The automated system will soon have complete control of the factory's production line.
  • To master the instrument, you need complete control of your fingers and breathing.
  • Is it possible for one person to have complete control over another's thoughts?