perempt (Meaning)
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perempt (v. t.)
To destroy; to defeat.
Synonyms & Antonyms of perempt
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perempt Sentence Examples
- The judge issued a peremptory order mandating the defendant's compliance.
- The contract contained several peremptory clauses, including a non-compete provision.
- The instructor sternly gave peremptory instructions for the exam.
- The manager's peremptory demand for increased sales quotas drew criticism.
- The peremptory dismissal of the lawsuit left the plaintiff astonished.
- The company's peremptory policy prohibited employees from accessing certain websites.
- The peremptory nature of the deadline left the team scrambling to complete the project.
- The witness's peremptory testimony was enough to convince the jury of the defendant's guilt.
- The peremptory request for surrender was met with defiance.
- The peremptory summoning of jurors raised concerns about the fairness of the trial.
FAQs About the word perempt
To destroy; to defeat.
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The judge issued a peremptory order mandating the defendant's compliance.
The contract contained several peremptory clauses, including a non-compete provision.
The instructor sternly gave peremptory instructions for the exam.
The manager's peremptory demand for increased sales quotas drew criticism.
