controlled

/kənˈtroʊld/
verb
  1. Past tense of control: directed, managed, or regulated something.
    • The teacher controlled the class with a firm but fair approach.
    • They controlled the fire before it spread to the forest.
    • He controlled the machine using a remote.
adjective
  1. Restricted or managed by rules or laws.
    • The sale of controlled chemicals requires a special license.
    • The experiment used a controlled environment to ensure accurate results.
    • Access to the building is controlled by security guards.
  2. Showing calm and restrained behavior; not emotional.
    • His controlled voice showed he was angry but not shouting.
    • She remained controlled during the stressful meeting.
    • The pilot's controlled reaction saved the plane from crashing.
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