Synonyms for controlled
con·trolled

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1. controlledadjective

   restrained or managed or kept within certain bounds

   "controlled emotions"; "the controlled release of water from reservoirs"

   Antonyms:
   lordless, undisciplined, lawless, uncontrollable, irrepressible, torrential, anarchical, loose, rampant, uncontrolled, ungoverned, masterless, runaway, anarchic, errant, wild

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1. List of paraphrases for "controlled":

   monitored, checked, regulated, control, supervised, inspected, audited, controlling, controiled, governed, verified, controls, commissioned, overseen, policed, managed, scrutinised, dominated, tested, screened, mastered

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1. Emelye Bunny:

   Not all aircraft are suitable, the aircraft has to have a specific area that is temperature-controlled and pressurized.

2. Daniella Levine Cava:

   Bringing down this building in a controlled manner is critical to expanding the scope of our search-and-rescue effort.

3. Diogo Kotscho:

   In terms of communications, Neymar's big problem - and it's one common to other athletes - is his lack of empathy, he is very protected, and the people who speak for him are his dad, his mum, his sister, his girlfriend. Neymar never speaks and when he does it is via social media or in tightly controlled interview situations. Any identification with him is superficial. The priority is getting him to open up and let the public know the real Neymar.

4. Jeff Van Gundy:

   I just don't think Cleveland has the firepower to win shootuts, so it's going to have to be grind-it-out games where the tempo is controlled and to do that you have got to have smart, tough guys on the floor.

5. Peter Piot:

   It will be controlled in one county or one district, but then pop up again in another, let's not forget that this whole epidemic started with one person -- in other words, it will not be over until the last person with Ebola is dead or has recovered without infecting other people. That is the daunting task we face.