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Used of a height or viewpoint.
overlooking
dominating
high
1
Raising his right hand he said in a clear and
commanding
voice:
2
It was stale news; new personalities and events were
commanding
their interest.
3
They speak German and French and work under the same
commanding
officer.
4
Opinion polls currently indicate the left-wing Syriza party holds a
commanding
lead.
5
Ambitious work,
commanding
large resources by the long-forgotten civilization of that period.
6
Government representatives were set to meet the
commanding
officers of the ships.
7
Mercury was now exceedingly rare,
commanding
a thousand New Pounds per kilogram.
8
The
commanding
quality of confidence in himself woke up in his breast.
9
None will discuss the issue until their
commanding
officer-deSoya-raisesit first.
10
There was something
commanding
about his presence; I could really trust him.
11
The officer was at the time the
commanding
officer of the camp.
12
The officers
commanding
the soldiers demanded the head of the offending Archbishop.
13
We hasten to send to the
commanding
naval officer in the bay.
14
Schiller seems to have the greater genius; Alfieri the more
commanding
character.
15
Come on, Cheech, none of this medical confidentiality; I'm your
commanding
officer.
16
He looked modest and reticent; his person was the reverse of
commanding
.
commanding
commanding officer
commanding position
commanding voice
commanding figure
commanding general