| No. | Item | Definition |
|---|---|---|
| 1. | adjustability | capacity for controlled adjustment |
| 2. | administration | management of operations or affairs |
| 3. | amenability | openness to guidance or control |
| 4. | ascendancy | controlling influence or dominance |
| 5. | authority | power to direct or control |
| 6. | boundedness | state of being limited |
| 7. | brake | means of slowing or restraining |
| 8. | calibration | careful adjustment for control |
| 9. | central control | control from one center |
| 10. | close control | careful direct control |
| 11. | command | authoritative control or direction |
| 12. | commandability | capacity to be commanded |
| 13. | containability | capacity to be contained |
| 14. | control | power to direct or restrain |
| 15. | controllableness | quality of being controllable |
| 16. | coordination | orderly arrangement of parts |
| 17. | corrective control | control through correction |
| 18. | directability | capacity to be directed |
| 19. | directedness | state of being directed |
| 20. | direction | management or guidance of action |
| 21. | disciplinability | capacity to be disciplined |
| 22. | discipline | controlled and orderly behavior |
| 23. | dominion | sovereign control or authority |
| 24. | ease of control | how easily something is controlled |
| 25. | enforcement | ensuring obedience to rules |
| 26. | feedback control | control using returned information |
| 27. | firmness | stable and controlled strength |
| 28. | free rein | freedom from close control |
| 29. | full command | complete control or authority |
| 30. | governability | capacity to be governed |
| 31. | governableness | quality of being governable |
| 32. | governance | act or system of governing |
| 33. | governedness | state of being governed |
| 34. | grasp | firm control or understanding |
| 35. | grip | firm controlling hold |
| 36. | guidability | ability to be guided |
| 37. | guidance | helpful direction or control |
| 38. | handleability | ease of being handled |
| 39. | hegemony | dominant control or influence |
| 40. | helm | position of control or direction |
| 41. | hold | controlling influence or grip |
| 42. | in check | kept under restraint |
| 43. | in hand | under control or management |
| 44. | jurisdiction | official power to control |
| 45. | keeping | protective control or custody |
| 46. | latitude | freedom within controlled limits |
| 47. | leeway | allowed room within limits |
| 48. | limitability | capacity to be limited |
| 49. | local control | control at the point |
| 50. | loose control | limited or relaxed control |
| 51. | manageability | ease of being managed |
| 52. | manageableness | quality of being manageable |
| 53. | management | the act of controlling affairs |
| 54. | manipulability | capacity to be manipulated |
| 55. | manual control | control by human operation |
| 56. | mastery | command or superior control |
| 57. | methodicalness | orderly and controlled method |
| 58. | modulability | ability to be modulated |
| 59. | modulation | regulated adjustment or control |
| 60. | operability | capacity to be operated |
| 61. | operational control | practical control in operation |
| 62. | orchestration | skilled coordination and control |
| 63. | orderedness | condition of being ordered |
| 64. | organization | structured arrangement and control |
| 65. | oversight | watchful supervision or control |
| 66. | policing | enforcement and control activity |
| 67. | programmability | capacity to be program-controlled |
| 68. | recoverability | capacity to regain control |
| 69. | recoverableness | ability to return to control |
| 70. | regulability | ability to be regulated |
| 71. | regularity | consistent and controlled order |
| 72. | regulation | control by rule or system |
| 73. | remote control | control from a distance |
| 74. | resettability | capacity to be reset |
| 75. | responsiveness | readiness to respond to control |
| 76. | restraint | control over actions or force |
| 77. | restrictability | capacity to be restricted |
| 78. | settleability | capacity to be settled |
| 79. | stabilizability | capacity to be stabilized |
| 80. | steadiness | stable controlled behavior |
| 81. | steerability | ability to be steered |
| 82. | subjection | state of being under control |
| 83. | subordination | being placed under authority |
| 84. | supervision | oversight and direction |
| 85. | sway | power to control or influence |
| 86. | switchability | capacity for controlled switching |
| 87. | systematicity | orderly and methodical character |
| 88. | throttle | device for regulating power |
| 89. | tight control | strict close control |
| 90. | tractability | readiness to be controlled |
| 91. | tunability | ability to be finely adjusted |
| 92. | under control | in a controlled state |
| 93. | vigilance | careful watchfulness and control |
| 94. | wardship | protective care and control |
| 95. | watch | supervisory control or guard |
| 96. | watchfulness | alert oversight and control |
| 97. | well-governed | properly directed by authority |
| 98. | well-managed | skillfully kept under control |
| 99. | well-ordered | arranged in controlled order |
| 100. | well-regulated | properly controlled by rules |