What is the meaning of the word control?

Answer 1

The word 'control' can have several meanings. It can be a noun to describe power over another or a grouping in a scientific experiment. It can also be a verb that means to watch over something.

Answer 2

The original meaning of control, from Anglo Norman origins, means to check, verify or regulate. The origin of the word regulate refers to control or direct by a rule. So, historically there is little difference between the meaning of the words. In modern times, the word control has come to mean an exercise of restraint or domination, reflecting a purpose of power. For example, from control of a country, to a horse and even to one's own emotions. The word regulate is somewhat less powerful suggesting an adjustment to some standard or requirement. For example, to adjust household expenses or to adjust the amount of heat or sound of something.

Answer 3

Control means the control you have over your body and limbs, Are the linbs actually doing what you want them to do?

Answer 4

authority, command, restriction, jurisdiction, rule, supervise, sway, self-possession,

regulation

Answer 5

There is no verb comptrol. The noun "comptroller" (a financial or auditing officer or official) is a variant of the word controller.