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1 command
N1. शासनThe command of the Army is with the General.2. आज्ञाHe was dismissed from service for violating the officer's command.3. वश/शक्तिShe has a good command over French.--------VT1. शासन\commandकरनाThe general commanded a huge army2. माँगनाThis speaker commands a high fee -
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n.आज्ञा; अधिकार, वश, शक्तिv. tr.आज्ञा देना; देखनाv. intr.शासन करना; ऊंचेपर होना -
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4 second in command
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5 to command
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6 locus
N1. स्थान विशेषThe locus of power is in the high command of the party.2. बिन्दुपथThe locus of a point equidistant from two fixed points is a straight line. -
7 perspective
N1. परिप्रेक्ष्यThe artist shows a fine command of pespective. -
8 strength
N1. बल/ताकतSubhash chandra bose possessed great strength of character.Weightlifters have great strength.Strength of public opinion can overturn the big powers.2. गुण/क्षमताPallavi's strength is her command on language.3. कुल\strengthसंख्याThe strength of class XIIth is 70.
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