directive

nounB2 · Upper-intermediate

An official order to do something.

Meaning of «directive»

noun

an official order to do something

The manager gave a clear directive to start the new project.

Translation

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The difference between similar words

an instruction to do something

orderthe usual word for telling someone to do somethingThe soldiers followed the order.

commanda strong order, often from someone in chargeThe captain gave the command to turn left.

directiveformalan official order from an organizationA new directive from the government changes the rules.

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