artless | uncontrolled, unskilful |
awe | control, restrain, master |
bear | control, manage, take charge of |
behove | moderate the need for, keep under control |
bridle | curb, restrain, keep control of |
check | take the reins of, control, manage |
check | restraint, control, counsel of moderation |
command | force, control, drive |
commandment | control, authority, sovereignty [over] |
conjure | control, constrain [by invoking divine powers] |
constancy | fortitude, self-control, steadfastness |
contain | restrain, keep under control |
continence | self-restraint, self-control, abstemiousness |
continent | self-restraining. self-controlled, discreet |
control | challenge, take to task |
control | curb, restrain, hold back |
control | compulsion, constraint, mastery |
control | calm down, gently rebuke |
control | overwhelm, overpower |
controller | detractor, censorious critic, slanderer |
controller | steward, household manager |
controlment | control, restraint, check |
corrigible | corrective, controlling, disciplinary |
curb | controlling chain or strap passed under a horse's jaw; check, restraint |
curbed | restrained, controlled |
directive | subject to direction, under the control [of] |
dispose | disposal, control, discretion |
dispose | control, direct, govern |
disposing | disposal, management, control |
disposition | control, direction, management |
fated | fateful, controlling our destiny |
Fates | trio of goddesses who control human destiny: Atropos (‘the inflexible’) cuts the thread of life allotted and spun by Lachesis (‘the distributor’) and Clotho (‘the spinner’) |
forbear | control oneself, have patience [for] |
Fortune | Roman goddess, shown as a woman at a spinning-wheel, or controlling a rudder, and as blind |
govern | restrain, control, hold in check |
government | control, charge, management |
government | self-control, self-discipline, moral conduct |
irregulous | unruly, lawless, uncontrollable |
keep | restrain, control, discipline |
mad | wild, uncontrollable, excitable, high-spirited |
manage | management, handling, control [especially of a horse, as a result of training] |
ordinant | providential, directing, in control |
overmaster | overcome, control, master completely |
pace | train to move, control the course of |
pluck | take hold, get in control |
possessed | mad, crazy, under demonic control |
power | control, influence, sway |
precinct | sector, area of control |
predominate | [astrology] be in the ascendancy, exert a controlling influence |
predominate | prevail over, control, dominate |
rebel | rebellious, uncontrollable, recalcitrant |
refrain | restrain, hold back, keep under control |
rein | control, restraint, curb |
ride | control, dominate, tyrannize |
ride | manage, conduct, control |
rude | uncontrolled, unruly, of the flesh |
rule | control, direct, guide |
school | control, correct, teach wisdom to |
season | moderate, temper, control |
self-sovereignty | self-control, self-discipline |
servile | subordinate, controlled [by] |
short | controlled, confined, restrained |
sovereignty | control [of yourself], powers |
stern | guiding position, centre of control |
steward | controller of a household's domestic affairs |
subdue | control, overcome |
sway | control, rule, direct, govern |
sway | controlling influence, guiding power, direction |
sway | be controlled, be directed |
temper | self-control, self-restraint, moderation |
temperance | self-control, calm behaviour, moderation |
tempered | temperate, controlled, brought to the right quality |
time | be restrained, keep control |
unbounded | unrestrained, uninhibited, uncontrollable |
uncontrolled | not subject to control, never dominated |
ungoverned | uncontrolled, unchecked, violent |
unmastered | uncontrolled, unrestrained |
unshaped | uncontrolled, poorly formed |
unswayed | unwielded, uncontrolled, lacking direction |
wanton | unrestrained, undisciplined, boisterous, uncontrolled |
wanton | equivocal, ambiguous, uncontrollable |
weird | controlling human fate or destiny, a weird sister was one of the Fates; only with reference to the witches in Macbeth |