Intention or determination that what one wishes or ordains shall be done by another or others, or shall take place; (contextually) an expression or…

Command, order.

Command, order, behest. Obsolete.

Bidding, command, injunction, behest. archaic.

Command, bidding.

Commandment, behest. Obsolete.

Will or desire as expressed or conveyed to another; command, order, direction, appointment. Chiefly in at (a person's) device. Obsolete. (Cf. devise…

The action or fact of commanding; bidding, command. Obsolete.

Appointment, command, bidding. Obsolete.

Command, promise.

The action of command, v.; a command, order, injunction.

Charge, instruction, or command to act in a particular manner on behalf of a superior authority. Also as a count noun. Now somewhat archaic…

Command; injunction. Obsolete.

An injunction, command.

Bidding, command.

The act of commanding; the utterance or expression of an authoritative order or injunction; bidding.

Appointment, command.

Order, command. letters of jussion, letters by which the French king ordered the parliament to register an ordinance.