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commandeer
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To take over, generally in out-of-the-ordinary circumstances.Usage: When Captain Queeg "lost it" during command of his ship at sea in a typhoon, Lieutenant Maryk commandeered it - and steered the U.S.S. Caine to safety.
(Verb) to take an object away from another
Usage: The police commandeered my car.
(Adjective) to take hold of
Usage: He left to commandeer the castle.
to take command
Usage: He chose to commandeer the situation.
to take over
Usage: He commandeered the entire event for his own benefit.
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coming
coming and going
coming into your own
coming on
coming one's mutton
coming out
coming out of the closet
coming out process
coming to grips with yourself
coming together
coming wench
coming woman
comings
comity
command module
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commasculation
commemorative
commence
commend
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commentary
commentate
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commercial artist
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