1. the act or process of controlling; control or restraint
Usage: archaic or formal; less common than the verb 'control' or noun 'control'

Examples

• The controlment of the budget required careful planning.
• Strict controlment of the laboratory environment was essential for accurate results.
• The government's controlment of media outlets raised concerns about free speech.
• Emotional controlment is an important skill in conflict resolution.
• The controlment of disease spread depends on public cooperation.