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from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition.

  • abbreviation commander

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Examples

  • There had been a loosely knit group of coastwatchers since World War I, but in 1939, with the British and Australian fleets occupied in European waters, its membership was tightened under the leadership of Australian Navy Lt. Comdr.

    The Do-or-Die Men George W. Smith 2003

  • There had been a loosely knit group of coastwatchers since World War I, but in 1939, with the British and Australian fleets occupied in European waters, its membership was tightened under the leadership of Australian Navy Lt. Comdr.

    The Do-or-Die Men George W. Smith 2003

  • There had been a loosely knit group of coastwatchers since World War I, but in 1939, with the British and Australian fleets occupied in European waters, its membership was tightened under the leadership of Australian Navy Lt. Comdr.

    The Do-or-Die Men George W. Smith 2003

  • Admiral DeVoe, the force commander for the SEALs, told us that the officer in question, Comdr.

    Vince Flynn Collectors’ Edition #1 Vince Flynn 1997

  • As the two Japanese vessels turned abruptly right, Lt. Comdr.

    Left to Die Dan Kurzman 1995

  • As the two Japanese vessels turned abruptly right, Lt. Comdr.

    Left to Die Dan Kurzman 1995

  • After setting the course in the Helena’s chart room, Comdr.

    Left to Die Dan Kurzman 1995

  • After setting the course in the Helena’s chart room, Comdr.

    Left to Die Dan Kurzman 1995

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