high command
The term "high command" often refers to the senior-most officials responsible for strategic decisions within a military or organizational context.
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Definition
B2Military
(formal, technical)The group of senior officers responsible for the strategic direction and overall command of an army.
Example
- The high command planned the major offensive for the following month.
C1Organizational Leadership
(formal)The top leaders who make key decisions and oversee the operations within any structured organization.
Example
- The high command of the corporation met to discuss the new business strategy.
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