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Meaning of imperatively
The primary meaning of "imperatively" is in a manner that demands attention or action.
Etymology of imperatively
The word "imperatively" comes from the Latin "imperare," meaning to command, and the suffix "-ively," which forms an adverb
Historically, it has been used since the 15th century to convey a sense of necessity, obligation, or command
Synonyms
urgently
necessarily
mandatorily
obligatorily
compulsorily
imperiously
authoritatively
decisively
definitively
absolutely
totally
completely
utterly
essentially
vitally
critically
crucially
indispensably
inevitably
inescapably
ineluctably
irresistibly
forcefully
powerfully
potently
strongly
rigorously
strictly
stringently
uncompromisingly
unconditionally
Definitions
- In a way that is urgent or essential, impossible to avoid or ignore
- * In a manner that expresses or conveys a command or instruction
Usage Examples
- The situation demands that we act imperatively to prevent further damage
- * The doctor spoke imperatively, instructing the nurse to administer the medication immediately
Antonyms
optionally
voluntarily
discretely
mildly
moderately
calmly
quietly
peacefully
gently
leniently
loosely
casually
informally
flexibly
conditionally
hesitantly
uncertainly
ambiguously
vaguely
weakly
feebly
powerlessly
ineffectively
unconvincingly