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Definition of control
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of control is as below...
Control
(v. t.) To
exercise
restraining
or
governing
influence
over; to
check;
to
counteract;
to
restrain;
to
regulate;
to
govern;
to
overpower.
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Overruler
::
Overruler
(n.) One who, or that
which,
controls,
governs,
or
determines..
Spiritual
::
Spiritual
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the soul or its
affections
as
influenced
by the
Spirit;
controlled
and
inspired
by the
divine
Spirit;
proceeding
from the Holy
Spirit;
pure; holy;
divine;
heavenly-minded;
--
opposed
to
carnal.
Idea
::
Idea (n.) A
belief,
option,
or
doctrine;
a
characteristic
or
controlling
principle;
as, an
essential
idea; the idea of
development..
Self-government
::
Self-government
(n.) The act of
governing
one's self, or the state of being
governed
by one's self;
self-control;
self-command..
Controlment
::
Controlment
(n.) The power or act of
controlling;
the state of being
restrained;
control;
restraint;
regulation;
superintendence.
Unjust
::
Unjust
(a.)
Acting
contrary
to the
standard
of
right;
not
animated
or
controlled
by
justice;
false;
dishonest;
as, an
unjust
man or
judge..
Self-contained
::
Self-contained
(a.)
Having
self-control;
reserved;
uncommunicative;
wholly
engrossed
in one's self.
Subject
::
Subject
(v. t.) To bring under
control,
power,
or
dominion;
to make
subject;
to
subordinate;
to
subdue..
Master
::
Master
(n.) One who uses, or
controls
at will,
anything
inanimate;
as, to be
master
of one's
time..
Tarantism
::
Tarantism
(n.) A
nervous
affection
producing
melancholy,
stupor,
and an
uncontrollable
desire
to
dance.
It was
supposed
to be
produced
by the bite of the
tarantula,
and
considered
to be
incapable
of cure
except
by
protracted
dancing
to
appropriate
music..
Lawless
::
Lawless
(a.) Not
subject
to the laws of
nature;
uncontrolled.
Predominate
::
Predominate
(v. i.) To be
superior
in
number,
strength,
influence,
or
authority;
to have
controlling
power or
influence;
to
prevail;
to rule; to have the
mastery;
as, love
predominated
in her
heart..
Afloat
::
Afloat
(adv. & a.)
Unfixed;
moving
without
guide or
control;
adrift;
as, our
affairs
are all
afloat..
Slave
::
Slave (n.) A
person
who is held in
bondage
to
another;
one who is
wholly
subject
to the will of
another;
one who is held as a
chattel;
one who has no
freedom
of
action,
but whose
person
and
services
are
wholly
under the
control
of
another..
Independently
::
Independently
(adv.)
In an
independent
manner;
without
control.
Dominant
::
Dominant
(a.)
Ruling;
governing;
prevailing;
controlling;
predominant;
as, the
dominant
party,
church,
spirit,
power..
Jacobin
::
"Jacobin
(n.) One of a
society
of
violent
agitators
in
France,
during
the
revolution
of 1789, who held
secret
meetings
in the
Jacobin
convent
in the Rue St.
Jacques,
Paris,
and
concerted
measures
to
control
the
proceedings
of the
National
Assembly.
Hence:
A
plotter
against
an
existing
government;
a
turbulent
demagogue..
Ring
::
Ring (n.) A
clique;
an
exclusive
combination
of
persons
for a
selfish
purpose,
as to
control
the
market,
distribute
offices,
obtain
contracts,
etc..
Reign
::
Reign (n.) To have
superior
or
uncontrolled
dominion;
to rule.
For
::
For
(prep.)
Indicating
that
instead
of which
something
else
controls
in the
performing
of an
action,
or that in spite of which
anything
is done,
occurs,
or is;
hence,
equivalent
to
notwithstanding,
in spite of; --
generally
followed
by all,
aught,
anything,
etc..
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