strongdirectives

noun
UK /strɒŋ dɪˈrɛktɪvz/
US /strɔːŋ dəˈrɛktɪvz/

Strong directives are clear and firm rules that tell people exactly what to do.

The teacher gave strong directives about walking quietly in the hallway.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Powerful official statements that guide how something must be done.

The safety team issued strong directives before the big event.

3. Very forceful pieces of advice that are hard to ignore.

Her strong directives helped the new players learn the game quickly.

4. Commands given with great authority and confidence.

The captain's strong directives kept the crew calm during the storm.