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A command is an authoritative decision or judgment made by someone in power, usually in the form of a spoken statement, that some action must be carried out or avoided. Commands often imply the threat of punishment if the statement is not heeded or carried out.
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∙ 7y ago
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∙ 7y agoA commandment is an authoritative proclamation of a deity, especially the God of monotheistic religions, whether spoken or written, compelling or forbidding the performance of certain human actions and is usually accompanied with the threat of punishment if the proclamation is not heeded or obeyed.
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