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high command::noun | Spocien Dictionary
| Type | Words |
|---|---|
| Synonyms | supreme headquarters |
| Type of | leaders, leadership |
| Has types | supreme headquarters allied powers europe, shape |
Examples of high command
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In addition, keeping the high command on high ground made them easier to defend.
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Instead, it appears that the army high-command struck a deal for him to escape.
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The Republican high-command redeployed their units in the Pozuelo-Brunete sector.
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It also inspires little enthusiasm inside the cabinet or in the army high command.
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Telegenic and successful in business, he is liked by the party's high command.
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So how will the Republican high command deal with this extraordinary shake-up?
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Outside the close-knit coterie of the Macedonian high command, he had his enemies.
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In 1869, Healy decided to remove Lincoln from the members of his high command.
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The increasingly costly static defence led to disputes in the German high command.
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