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controlsnounpl. of control a mechanism for adjusting the operation of a device, machine, or systemthe controls for the player are well marked the ability to direct the course of somethingafter the tail fell off, the plane went out of the pilot's control firefighters keeping control of the blaze grasps, hands clutches, grips, holds, masteriesarms, commands, dominions, helms, swaysauthorities, dominations, jurisdictions, mights, powersadministrations, directions, governances, governments, guidance, managements, operations, oversights, regulations, superintendences, supervisions weaknessesimpotences, impotencies the act or activity of looking after and making decisions about somethingcontrol of manufacturing operations was given to a new manager with fresh ideas administrations, care, charges, conducts, directions, governances, governments, guidance, handlings, intendances, managements, operations, oversights, presidencies, regulations, stewardships, superintendences, superintendencies, supervisions generalships, leaderships, rulershipsagenciesaegises(also egises), custodies, guardianships, laps, protections, trusts, tutelages, wardslogistics, machinations, manipulationscoadministrations, codirections(or co-directions) the right or means to command or control othersteachers are responsible for the students under their control arms, authorities, clutches, commands, death grips, dominions, grips, holds, masteries, powers, reigns, reins, sways clouts, influences, leverages, pulls, voices, weightsjurisdictionsdirections, managementsdominances, imperiums, predominances, sovereignties(also sovranties), supremaciesprerogatives, privileges, rightseminences, importances, moments impotences, impotencies weaknesses to keep from exceeding a desirable degree or level (as of expression)you must learn to control your temper bridles, checks, constrains, contains, curbs, governs, holds, inhibits, keeps, measures, pulls in, regulates, reins (in), restrains, rules, tames bottles (up), chokes (back), holds back, minces, muffles, pockets, represses, sinks, smothers, squelches, stifles, strangles, suppresses, swallowsarrests, interrupts, stopsblocks, hampers, handcuffs, hinders, impedes, obstructsgags, muzzles, silences loses liberates, loosens, looses, unleashesairs, expresses, takes out, vents to gain emotional or mental control ofhe controlled himself only with the greatest difficulty in the face of his opponent's insulting remarks calms, collects, composes, contains, re-collects, settles holds back, restrainsrallies, recoverslulls, quiets, soothes, stills, tranquilizes(also tranquillizes) to exercise authority or power overcircumstances often control the choices we make in life bosses, captains, commands, governs, presides (over), rules, sways(archaic) conducts, directs, heads, leadsadministers, manages, micromanages, oversees, regulates, superintends, supervisesdictates, dominates, domineers, lords (it over), masters, oppresses, reigns (over), tyrannizesconquers, subdues, subjugates to look after and make decisions aboutduring the period that she controlled the company it was highly profitable administers, administrates, carries on, conducts, directs, governs, guides, handles, keeps, manages, operates, overlooks, oversees, presides (over), regulates, runs, stewards, superintends, supervises, tends cares (for), minds, watchesleads, pilots, steersguards, protects, safeguardsmicromanages, stage-managescodirects, comanages watches over |