precommand
/ˈprɛkəmɑnd/Definitions
1. noun
A command or order given before others to establish a course of action.
“The military general gave a precommand to his troops before the invasion, instructing them on their roles and responsibilities.”
1. noun
A command or order given before others to establish a course of action.
“The military general gave a precommand to his troops before the invasion, instructing them on their roles and responsibilities.”