softcommand

noun
UK /ˈsɒftkəmɑːnd/
US /ˈsɔːftkəmænd/

A soft command is a gentle request that asks someone to do something without being strict.

The teacher gave a soft command to line up quietly, and the children listened right away.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A command in a computer program that is worded gently or made easy to use.

The app uses a soft command so beginners can save their work with one tap.

3. A way of training a pet using calm words instead of loud orders.

With a soft command, the dog sat down without any fuss.

4. A quiet signal in a game that tells players what to do next.

A soft command appeared on the screen, hinting where to go.