Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
verbal command
noun
/ˈvɜr.bəl kəˈmænd/

Definition
A directive or instruction given through spoken words.

Examples
- “The coach used a verbal command to signal the start of the drill.”
- “She responded quickly to the verbal command during the training session.”
- “Children should learn to follow verbal commands for better discipline.”

Meaning
Verbal commands are often used in various contexts to convey specific instructions that can be followed or acted upon.

Synonyms
- oral instruction
- spoken command
- verbal instruction
- spoken directive