Question: If i press a bunch of key sequences like this:

```
/term<cr>

```

and there are five matches on the screen currently, i will have to press `n` five times to see the next search result that is not on the screen. Is there a single key (or two) that I can press to emulate pressing `n` five times in the situation?

Answer: 
`Ctrl`+`F` `n`

Scroll one page forward (downward) in the buffer, then find next match.

It's not the most elegant solution, but it *is* simple, and it doesn't require you to think of the appropriate count for your `n` motion.

You can also go the other way with `Ctrl`+`B` `N`.

Since you asked for a single key, you can just make this into a mapping; whatever is most comfortable for you. Maybe something like:

```
noremap <C-n> <C-f>n

```

By default, `Ctrl`+`n` is just an alias for `j`.
Heres the out put from `:h n`

```
n                       Repeat the latest "/" or "?" [count] times.
                         If the cursor doesn't move the search is repeated with
                         count + 1.
                         last-pattern {Vi: no count}

```

You can just use `5n` to go forward or `5N` to go backwards