
Be at somebody’s command
Obedience Connotation
This phrase implies a willingness to obey orders without hesitation.
The knight was at the queen's command, prepared to embark on a quest.
Loyalty Implied
Using this phrase often suggests loyalty and dedication to the person being served.
As her longest-serving aide, I am at your command for any task.
Not Literal
It's usually not meant literally; it's a respectful way to offer help or services.
Write to me if you need anything; I am at your command.
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