command's
Belonging to instruction
Command's is the possessive form of command.
A command is an authoritative order or instruction: The sergeant's command was clear.
It also refers to control or mastery: She has a remarkable command of three languages.
The possessive indicates belonging: the command's effectiveness, at the command's conclusion.
Methodical arrangement or request
- directiveFormal command or instruction
- instructionGuidance for action
- decreeAuthoritative legal command
- dictateGive orders imperiously
edict · ruling · behest · bidding · charge · injunction · pronouncement · fiat
Skill from extensive practice
- fluencySmooth linguistic command
- graspSeize or understand
- proficiencySkilled performance level
- controlAuthority to direct
knowledge · skill · competence · dominance · facility · prowess · adeptness · understanding
Incite to action
- terminalAt the endpoint
- shellHard outer covering
- syntaxRules for arranging words
- inputData received for processing
script · execute · parameter · argument · function · line · interface · batch
order
Methodical arrangement or request
- directiveFormal command or instruction
- instructionGuidance for action
- decreeAuthoritative legal command
dictate · edict · ruling · behest · bidding · charge · injunction · pronouncement · fiat · ordinance
expertise
Skill from extensive practice
- fluencySmooth linguistic command
- graspSeize or understand
- proficiencySkilled performance level
control · knowledge · skill · competence · dominance · facility · prowess · adeptness · understanding · virtuosity
prompt
Incite to action
input · script · execute · parameter · argument · function · line · interface · batch · keystroke
troops
Military personnel collectively
squadron · platoon · forces · division · brigade · garrison · post · headquarters · leadership · officer
panorama
Unobstructed wide-angle view
prospect · sweep · perspective · outlook · sightline · scenery · elevation · prominence · position · height
- command structureOrder-giving hierarchy
- chain of commandFormal authority hierarchy
- lieutenant commanderNaval rank below commander
- going commandoForgoing underpants deliberately
- command centerCentral operations facility
- commander in chiefHighest military leader
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