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Term: Controler

Part of Speech: Noun

Sense: A device or mechanism used to operate or control a machine, apparatus, or system.

Usage:

1. He was holding the controler and adjusting the settings on the TV.

2. The video game controler allowed him to navigate through the game effortlessly.

Part of Speech: Verb

Sense: To direct or exercise authority over someone or something.

Usage:

1. The manager has the power to control and supervise all the employees.

2. The new software allows users to controler their home appliances remotely.

Part of Speech: Adjective

Sense: Pertaining to something that regulates or governs.

Usage:

1. The controler unit is responsible for regulating the temperature in the room.

2. The controler software provides an intuitive interface for managing the system.

Part of Speech: Local

Sense: A person in a position of authority or power within a local community.

Usage:

1. The community controler presides over all decisions made in the local neighborhood.

2. The local controler ensures that the public services operate smoothly in the region.

Part of Speech: Local

Sense: An official who enforces regulations and maintains order in a local jurisdiction.

Usage:

1. The traffic controler directed the vehicles to ensure a smooth flow of traffic.

2. The controler issued fines to those who violated the local noise regulations.

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