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Definition of imperatively - Reverso English Dictionary
Adverb
1.
urgencyRare with a sense of urgency or necessityRare
- The evacuation was imperatively ordered due to the fire.
2.
behaviorRare in a commanding and authoritative mannerRare
- She spoke imperatively, leaving no room for debate.
Origin of imperatively
Latin, imperativus (commanding)
Terms with imperatively included in their meaning
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departure
go away often used imperatively
Examples of imperatively in a sentence
The instructions were given imperatively to ensure compliance. He imperatively instructed the team to proceed. The officer imperatively ordered the crowd to disperse.
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- French:urgemment, avec autorité, ...
- German:dringend, gebieterisch, ...
- Italian:imperativamente, in modo imperativo, ...
- Spanish:imperativamente, ...
- Portuguese:imperativamente, autoritariamente, ...
- Chinese:紧急地, 命令式地, ...
- Japanese:緊急に, 命令的に, ...
- Arabic:بِإِلْحَاحٍ, بِشَكْلٍ آمِرٍ, ...
- Hebrew:בְּדָחוּפוּת, בְּתוֹקֶף, ...
- Russian:срочно, властно, ...
- Ukrainian:терміново, наказово, ...
- Hindi:तत्काल, आज्ञापूर्ण तरीके से, ...
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