Imperatively is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for IMPERATIVELY in dictionary:

VERB:
• In an imperative manner.
ADVERB:
• IMPERATIVE, expressive of command, advice or request
• in an imperative and commanding manner
ADJECTIVE:
• denoting the mood of a verb that expresses a command or exhortation, as in come here!
• of vital importance; crucial
• giving an authoritative command; peremptory
• a factor or influence making something necessary
• the imperative mood.
• an essential or urgent thing
• a verb or phrase in the imperative mood.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• of, relating to, or constituting the grammatical mood that expresses the will to influence the behavior of another; expressive of a command, entreaty, or exhortation; having power to restrain, control, and direct

Words related to IMPERATIVELY

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How to use IMPERATIVELY in a sentence

• In such a crisis a great man was imperatively needed, and a great man arose.
• A marked reform was imperatively needed to restore the belief in the unity of God and set up a higher standard of morality.
• His countrymen, singularly timid and conventional, and always unwilling to admit new ideas upon any subject unless imperatively forced upon them, did not understand him.
• It was an ill fortune which just at this time made it imperatively necessary for George to go to the West for three months.
• The will of a superior may also be urged imperatively by the indicative, future.
• Twice again, imperatively, he called Jerry to him, and twice again, with flattened ears of gentleness and wagging tail, Jerry good-naturedly expressed his disinclination.
• The Congress of the United States have never passed an act imperatively directing that the public moneys shall be kept in any particular place or places.
• Measures of greater vigor are imperatively required.
• Only two names among them all imperatively require mention.
• But Friday morning imperatively required that the traveller should be found back at home again.
• This he said imperatively, adding that such was the meaning of the news she had received relating to Laetitia Dale.
• Having bound myself by this sacred engagement, I had no choice but to accept the sacrifice which it imperatively exacted from me.
• On the present occasion, it was imperatively necessary to institute a most rigorous examination.
• At the same time, I also felt it imperatively necessary that there should be some limit to these proceedings, if I was to be made a party to them.
• By all means let a man stand by his convictions when the occasion requires, but let him reserve his strength, unless it is imperatively called for.
• Good eye-sight is imperatively required of every applicant.
• The house, he said, was imperatively called on to investigate the circumstances connected with the offence.
• These great interests had never before at one time been at so low an ebb, nor in a condition which demanded more imperatively the prompt and energetic interference of parliament.
• Well! here is a great effect just as imperatively demanding a great First Cause as the world afterward formed out of it.
• Some other source of energy is imperatively needed.
• It expressed the outsider so imperatively, that the minister at once laid aside his pen, and opened the door.
• The removal of the Jewish disabilities is most imperatively dictated to us also by our dignity as a body politic.
• But this necessity of union demands of the Government, imperatively demands, that it take whatever step is necessary to its own preservation.
• Under such circumstances the organization of a rural police force was imperatively necessary.
• She was called early that she might take the train for the East, and arising from her sleepless bed she summoned her courage imperatively.
• This matter imperatively demands an aesthetic sense the most sensitive.
• Galloping to the spot he imperatively ordered Garnett to hold his ground, and then turned to restore the fight.
• To avert these calamities from our country it is imperatively required that we should immediately decide upon some course of administration which can be steadfastly adhered to.
• It is difficult to state in a condensed report all the reasons now imperatively urging the adoption of these measures.
• Certain details, which seem to us inexplicable in some of these buildings, were, no doubt, imperatively required by the position and needs of the surroundings.
• But now scenery was imperatively necessary to a dramatic performance, and a sort of passion arose for mechanical devices and decorative appliances of a novel kind.
• He brings with him letters and other matters which imperatively demand my personal attention, and I sternly abandon all else for the time being.

Similar words containing PERATIVE without suffix ly and without prefix im

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