clearcommand

noun

UK /ˈklɪə.kəˌmɑːnd/

US /ˈklɪr.kəˌmænd/

A clear command is a simple, easy-to-understand order that tells someone exactly what to do.

The teacher gave a clear command: put your books away and line up at the door.

SYNONYMS

clear order direct instruction plain directive explicit command unambiguous order

RELATED WORDS

instruction directive order signal guidance

OTHER MEANINGS

2. A computer instruction that is easy to read and understand, often used in programming or scripting.

The script used a clearcommand to tell the program to save the file.

3. A spoken signal in a game or sport that everyone can hear and follow.

The referee's clearcommand stopped the play immediately.

4. A message sent to a device that leaves no doubt about what action to take.

The app sent a clearcommand to the smart light to turn off.