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Meaning of imperatives
imperatives
of, relating to, or being the grammatical mood that expresses a command, request, or encouragement, an obligatory judgment or proposition, not to be avoided or evaded, command, order, rule, guide, something that is imperative (see imperative entry 1), something that is imperative (as a command or required act), having power to restrain, control, and direct, the grammatical mood that expresses the will to influence the behavior of another or a verb form or verbal phrase expressing it, impossible to avoid or ignore, the imperative mood of a verb or a verb in this mood, eliciting a motor response, an obligatory act or duty, expressing a command, request, or strong encouragement, expressive of a command, entreaty, or exhortation, of, relating to, or constituting the grammatical mood that expresses the will to influence the behavior of another
imperatives Sentence Examples
- Imperatives demand immediate action and leave no room for delay.
- The sergeant issued clear imperatives to his troops, commanding them to advance without hesitation.
- Warning signs display imperatives to prevent accidents, urging motorists to follow precautions.
- Ethical imperatives guide our actions and compel us to act with integrity in all situations.
- The imperatives of self-preservation often drive us to prioritize our own well-being.
- Social imperatives shape our behavior in society, dictating appropriate conduct and values.
- Legal imperatives enforce obedience to laws, ensuring order and safety.
- Moral imperatives dictate our right and wrong, compelling us to act in accordance with our conscience.
- The imperatives of curiosity drive scientific exploration, pushing us to seek knowledge and understanding.
- Financial imperatives influence our economic decisions, as we weigh the need to generate income against expenses.
FAQs About the word imperatives
of, relating to, or being the grammatical mood that expresses a command, request, or encouragement, an obligatory judgment or proposition, not to be avoided or
orders, directives, edicts, injunctions, directions, commandments,instructions, commands, dictates, words
proposals,appeals, recommendations, petitions, pleas, entreaties, suggestions,urgings,
Imperatives demand immediate action and leave no room for delay.
The sergeant issued clear imperatives to his troops, commanding them to advance without hesitation.
Warning signs display imperatives to prevent accidents, urging motorists to follow precautions.
Ethical imperatives guide our actions and compel us to act with integrity in all situations.
