collectivedrill

noun
UK /kəˈlɛktɪv drɪl/
US /kəˈlɛktɪv drɪl/

A group practice where everyone does the same exercise together.

The class did a collectivedrill to practice the fire escape plan.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A coordinated emergency practice done by many people at once.

The school held a collectivedrill for earthquake safety.

3. A repeated group activity used to build a shared skill.

The choir's collectivedrill helped them sing in perfect time.

4. A machine or tool used by several people working together.

The farmers used a collectivedrill to plant seeds across the big field.