commanded

As a verb commanded

is past tense of command.

As a noun commandment is

something that must be obeyed; a command or edict.

As verbs the difference between compel and commanded

is that compel is to drive together, round up while commanded is past tense of command.

As verbs the difference between tasked and commanded

is that tasked is past tense of task while commanded is past tense of command.

As verbs the difference between dominated and commanded

is that dominated is past tense of dominate while commanded is past tense of command.

As verbs the difference between commanded and told

is that commanded is past tense of command while told is past tense of tell.

As verbs the difference between commanded and led

is that commanded is past tense of command while led is past tense of lead.

As a noun LED is

light-emitting diode.

As verbs the difference between called and commanded

is that called is past tense of call while commanded is past tense of command.

As verbs the difference between ordering and commanded

is that ordering is while commanded is (command).

As a noun ordering

is arrangement in a sequence.

As verbs the difference between established and commanded

is that established is past tense of establish while commanded is past tense of command.

As an adjective established

is of a religion, church etc.: formally recognized by a state as being official within that area.

As a verb commanded is

(command).