alertorder
nounUK /əˈlɜːtˌɔːdə/
US /əˈlɝːtˌɔːrdər/
A message that tells people to get ready and pay attention right away.
The captain sent an alertorder to the crew before the storm arrived.
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2. A command given to a group to stay watchful and prepared.
The guard received an alertorder to watch the gate all night.
3. A formal instruction that puts a team on standby for action.
An alertorder told the rescue team to be ready to move at dawn.
4. A short notice that warns of possible danger.
The radio broadcast an alertorder about the rising river.
5. The state of being told to stay awake and careful.
After the alertorder, no one in the camp slept.