concealedcontrol

noun
UK /kənˈsiːld kənˈtrəʊl/
US /kənˈsiːld kənˈtroʊl/

A hidden way of making someone do what you want without them knowing.

The villain used concealed control to make the hero's robot follow secret orders.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A secret switch or setting that changes how a machine works.

The toy car had a concealed control under the seat that made it spin.

3. The act of keeping power over a group hidden from others.

The club leader kept concealed control over every decision without anyone noticing.

4. A hidden ability to stay calm and focused in a game.

Her concealed control helped her win the chess match without showing any worry.