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Synonym for control [verb]
The synonym control synonymous definition words:
Your question...control [verb]
means "subdue"tame, bully, whip, overpower, monopolise, monopolize, intimidate, manipulate
control [noun]
means "political power"reign, rule, sovereignty, government, ascendancy, sway, subjugation
control [noun]
means "discipline"limitation, restraint, regulation, subordination, mastery, poise, restriction
control [noun]
means "direction"power, authority, command, dominion, disposition, charge, domination
Further results for the word "control"
command [noun]
means "mastery"authority, ascendancy, head, dominion, control, power
conduct [noun]
means "guidance"control, administration, direction, management, execution, leadership
confinement [noun]
means "detainment"constraint, detention, incarceration, bonds, control, limitation
curb [verb]
means "check"control
direct [verb]
means "counsel"control, oversee
direction [noun]
means "management"supervision, administration, regulation, control, command, superintendence
domination [noun]
means "mastery"authority, ascendancy, head, dominion, control, power
dominion [noun]
means "ascendancy"jurisdiction, reign, supremacy, sway, sovereignty, control
fly [verb]
means "activity"control
guidance [noun]
means "conduct"control, administration, direction, management, execution, leadership
halter [noun]
means "restraint"check, leash, control, curb, governor, bridle
humility [noun]
means "reserve"control, restraint, temperance, abstinence, constraint, modesty
leadership [noun]
means "authority"control, administration, effectiveness, influence, superiority, supremacy
leash [noun]
means "restraint"check, bridle, control, curb, governor, halter
limitation [noun]
means "restriction"obstruction, deprivation, hindrance, arrest, control, frailty
manage [verb]
means "rule"direct, administer, conduct, control, govern, regulate
manipulate [verb]
means "direct"guide, manage, command, lead, control, govern
modesty [noun]
means "reserve"control, restraint, temperance, abstinence, humility, constraint
monopolise [verb]
means "subdue"tame, bully, whip, overpower, control, monopolize
monopolize [verb]
means "subdue"tame, bully, whip, overpower, monopolise, control
navigate [noun]
means "steer"control, pilot, drive
poise [noun]
means "composure"self-assurance, confidence, control, aplomb, self-control, self-possession
predominance [noun]
means "authority"mastery, power, influence, sway, control, dominion
predominate [verb]
means "prevail"control, command
preponderate [verb]
means "exceed"control
prevail [verb]
means "predominate"control, command
regulation [noun]
means "management"control, arrangement, direction, adjustment, disposal, disposition
rein [noun]
means "bridle"check, control, curb, bit
repress [verb]
means "restrain"bridle, check, slacken, control, curb, govern
restraint [noun]
means "bridle"check, leash, control, curb, governor, halter
rule [verb]
means "activity"govern, administer, order, command, direct, control
self-control [noun]
means "composure"self-assurance, confidence, control, aplomb, poise, self-possession
self-possession [noun]
means "composure"self-assurance, confidence, control, aplomb, self-control, poise
superintend [verb]
means "rule"control, dominate, govern, command, oversee, lead
superintendence [noun]
means "care"keeping, supervision, custody, control, responsibility, management
sway [noun]
means "authority"mastery, power, influence, predominance, control, dominion
temperance [noun]
means "reserve"control, restraint, constraint, abstinence, humility, modesty
wield [verb]
means "use"control
controlled [adjective]
means "composed"tranquil, calm, patient, self-possessed, serene, cool, imperturbable
controlling [adjective]
means "governing"ascendant, master, common, dominant, first, important, predominant
dominant [adjective]
means "governing"ascendant, master, common, controlling, first, important
predominant [adjective]
means "governing"ascendant, master, common, controlling, first, important
sober [adjective]
means "character trait"calm, collected, composed, controlled, rational, reasonable
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