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| con·trolled [ kən trṓld ] |
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1. kept under control: kept in check and not expressed fully or at all
 She spoke with scarcely controlled fury.
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2. carefully regulated: carefully measured and regulated, especially in relation to medical treatments or scientific experiments
 They tested the effectiveness of controlled doses of the drug.
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3. done with skill and discipline: showing the skill, judgment, and discipline needed in order to achieve a desired result, without doing too little or too much
 His controlled performance as Lear was masterful.
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