full command

Frequency: 6.76.8 per million words

Refers to having total control over a situation, group, or resource.

commandADJECTIVE + NOUN

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full

Examples (10)

  • The general assumed full command of the troops before the final assault.
  • As the new CEO, she now has full command over the company's resources.
  • After years of study, he has achieved a full command of the Japanese language.
  • To be a successful negotiator, you must maintain full command of your emotions.
  • If I had full command of the budget, I would invest more in research and development.
  • Having full command of the instrument allows the musician to express deep feelings.
  • The pilot will have full command of the aircraft once we reach cruising altitude.
  • Does the captain have full command of the ship and its crew?
  • The speaker had full command of the audience's attention from the moment he walked on stage.
  • A good programmer needs full command of the system's architecture.