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. Sara Hurvitz:

   It's great to see that we're extending the length of someone's life, not just the length of time their disease is controlled, very few trials show an improvement in overall survival. That's what is so phenomenal about the data.

2. Don Borelli:

   The intelligence community is a lot more tuned-in to picking up on those communications that are necessary to have it commanded and controlled overseas.

3. David Coulthard:

   There's a few grand prix tracks where the undercard is not controlled by Formula One, i think it would be quite interesting if there was a little bit of pressure applied to F1.

4. Koh Yu-hwan:

   This can be seen as a virtual summit as the whole process was controlled and observed by the two leaders, this kind of last-minute meeting between South and North Korea, with the backdrop of combat posture raised to the maximum level, was unprecedented.

5. Nadia Jdaini:

   We will have to look at other options than the current strategy of asking people to stay clear of the wild animal, one of those options, as previously stated by the Directorate from the beginning of this summer, is to greenlight a controlled operation to put the animal down.