commanding
/kəˈmændɪŋ/
adjective
- Having authority or control; showing the ability to give orders and be obeyed.
- Her commanding voice silenced the noisy room instantly.
- The general had a commanding presence that made everyone listen.
- He took a commanding lead in the race and never looked back.
- Very large or impressive; dominating a situation or area.
- From the commanding height of the tower, you can see the entire city.
- The team has a commanding lead of 20 points in the championship.
- The castle sits on a commanding hill overlooking the valley.
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noun
- The act of giving orders or being in charge.
- His commanding of the troops during the battle was praised by all.
- The commanding of a large ship requires years of experience.
- She has a natural talent for commanding and organizing people.