Peremptorily is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PEREMPTORILY in dictionary:

VERB:
• In a peremptory manner; absolutely; positively.
ADVERB:
• PEREMPTORY, putting an end to or precluding a right of action, debate, or delay
• in an imperative and commanding manner
ADJECTIVE:
• not open to appeal or challenge; final
• insisting on immediate attention or obedience, especially in a brusquely imperious way
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• putting an end to or precluding a right of action, debate, or delay; not providing an opportunity to show cause why one should not comply; admitting of no contradiction

Words related to PEREMPTORILY

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How to use PEREMPTORILY in a sentence

• He accordingly sent for this man of God, and peremptorily ordered him to deny his belief in the Lord Jesus Christ.
• Never in her life, that she could remember, had she been addressed to peremptorily.
• Here they took their seats on chairs placed at wide intervals apart, and were peremptorily forbidden to hold any communication with each other, by word or gesture.
• The Essay on Conversation, however, seemed pretty peremptorily to challenge a place.
• Hamilton returned, he brought a little covered basket with him, and bade me rather peremptorily take my luncheon while he watched beside the patient.
• He therefore peremptorily refused to comply with either suggestion.
• He was peremptorily ordered by the professor to appear for the measurement.
• He rapped peremptorily on the door of room 17, then tried the knob.
• At last, on December 1, 1325, Edward peremptorily ordered his wife to return home, and warned her not to consort with certain English traitors in the French court.
• Three years passed, and at length Harrison and his elder, William Durand, were peremptorily directed to leave the colony.
• The Indian peremptorily demanded that some whisky should be given him.
• He was patiently working on a silver piece when some one called out peremptorily.
• If they have that intuitive knowledge, whereby, as in reflection, they behold the thoughts of one another, I cannot peremptorily deny but they know a great part of ours.
• The king had dismissed her peremptorily from his presence while he waited for Nehushta, and she had not seen him during the rest of the day.
• He had peremptorily ordered her not to come to his apartment for the present.
• Then, raising his whip, he was off at a gallop, beckoning peremptorily to the groom to follow him.
• In consequence of this, Austria advanced her troops, peremptorily requiring the elector to join the imperial standard.
• The learned Chief Justice declared his concurrence, and decided peremptorily that he could not allow Mr.
• In less than a week, however, Polly Ann was peremptorily sent for by the sick woman.
• Gradually and imperceptibly his standard becomes lowered, and necessity compels him to agree to measures that elsewhere he would have peremptorily rejected.
• The latter immediately and peremptorily demanded another shot.
• They peremptorily refused to wait even a few days, as the writer requested, and as was due to his character, for explanation.
• But there is always the doubt when a telephone bell calls peremptorily.
• Bridget, grimly defensive, was peremptorily put on one side, and Cicely devoted the night she was to have spent in dancing to tending her half-conscious guest.
• Cunningham but could only obtain evasive answers, and I thought it best to order him peremptorily to quit our camp.
• I peremptorily ordered him back, and he departed sullenly, calmly strolling along the line of Turkish fire.
• Several men were turned back peremptorily in the first few minutes, with the warning not to dare make another attempt.
• Thirty years before this, the organ of the Jansenist party was peremptorily suppressed.
• Poulett Thompson, the first Governor, peremptorily declined to admit the principle of Ministerial responsibility.
• The order was disregarded, and the march continued until the governor in person, met the general and peremptorily repeated it.
• As soon as he landed he wanted to know what we were doing on his property, and peremptorily ordered us off.
• But no sooner had she reached me, than the Deacon peremptorily commanded her to go to her work.

Similar words containing PEREMPTORI without suffix ly

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