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1. Used of a height or viewpoint
   "a commanding view of the ocean"
   - dominating, overlooking

1. Be in command of
   "The general commanded a huge army"
    
2. Make someone do something
   - require
    
3. Demand as one's due
   "This speaker commands a high fee"; "The author commands a fair hearing from his readers"
    
4. Look down on
   "The villa commands the town"
   - dominate, overlook, overtop
    
5. Exercise authoritative control or power over
   "Command the military forces"
   - control

See also: commandant, commander, commandment, high

Type of: demand, dominate, enjoin, exact, lie, master, order, say, tell

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