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Meanings
1
baton of command
Historical term for a commander's baton used to direct troops, often seen in period contexts.
In the Warring States period, generals directed their troops by waving a baton of command.
2
Figurative extension from the baton; refers to giving orders or taking charge, common in business and organizational contexts.
The new president took command and turned the company around.
The project succeeded under his direction.