fixedpause

noun
UK /ˈfɪkst.pɔːz/
US /ˈfɪkst.pɔːz/

A fixed pause is a short stop that always happens at the same time or place.

The music teacher put a fixed pause between each song so the kids could clap.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A pause in a game or show that is set to happen at an exact moment.

The quiz show had a fixed pause before the final question.

3. A stop in a machine's work that is programmed to always last the same length.

The robot arm makes a fixed pause after picking up each block.

4. A moment of silence in a speech that is planned ahead of time.

The speaker used a fixed pause to let the audience think.