fastcommand
nounUK /ˈfɑːstkəˌmɑːnd/
US /ˈfæstkəˌmænd/
A fastcommand is a quick order you give to make something happen right away.
The captain gave a fastcommand to raise the sails before the storm hit.
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2. A computer instruction that runs very quickly.
The program used a fastcommand to open the file instantly.
3. A special shortcut that tells a machine what to do fast.
Press the fastcommand key to start the robot.
4. A short, urgent message sent to a team.
The coach sent a fastcommand to the players on the field.