commanding (Meaning)

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commanding (s)

used of a height or viewpoint

The general's commanding presence inspired confidence in the troops.
From atop the hill, we had a commanding view of the entire valley below.
Her performance in the play was captivating, with a commanding presence on stage.
The CEO delivered a commanding speech that rallied the entire company.
The navy ship sailed into the harbor with a commanding display of strength.
The mountain range presented a commanding barrier for the explorers to overcome.
His voice had a commanding tone that immediately captured everyone's attention.
The orchestra conductor wielded a commanding baton, directing the musicians with precision.
The CEO's commanding leadership style guided the company through turbulent times.
The historical castle stood on a commanding position overlooking the city, a symbol of power and authority.

used of a height or viewpoint

primary, supreme, principal,presiding, top, foremost, lead, leading, high, senior

second,second, ancillary, inferior, subordinate, inferior, subsidiary, secondary, ancillary, lower

The general's commanding presence inspired confidence in the troops.

From atop the hill, we had a commanding view of the entire valley below.

Her performance in the play was captivating, with a commanding presence on stage.

The CEO delivered a commanding speech that rallied the entire company.