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. Andrew Stevens:

   Remember, this is still an economy that can be controlled by Beijing and they have an awful lot of financial firepower if they need it.

2. Eddy Luy:

   They were having trouble with the nose landing gear, which they reported to the tower. They did a fantastic job, all the way into the landing, it was a nice, safe, controlled emergency landing. Everyone is safe and unharmed.

3. Francis Rengers:

   Basically, the really high rainfall rates are what controlled the really large response that we saw. And the damage inflicted by the debris flows is proportional to the rainfall.

4. Hassan Sheikh Mohamud:

   We are planning that by the first quarter of next year there will not be a territory, space, controlled by al Shabaab, We know that is not the end. We know al Shabaab will melt into society and keep continuing this asymmetric urban warfare for some time but that is the next phase of the conflict.

5. Pawel Krzysiek:

   Basically we'll be crossing from the territory controlled by one side to the territory controlled by another, as you can imagine it is always a very, very sensitive operation.