leavecommand

noun
UK /ˈliːv.kəˌmɑːnd/
US /ˈliːv.kəˌmænd/

A leave command is an instruction that tells someone or something to go away.

The teacher gave a leave command, and the students quietly walked out of the room.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A computer instruction that ends a program or session.

Type the leave command to close the game safely.

3. An order for soldiers to stop duty and go home.

The captain read the leave command to the tired troops.

4. A signal in a game that tells a player to quit the match.

The referee's leave command made the player walk off the field.