ultimata (Meaning)

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ultimata (pl.)

of Ultimatum

The president issued ultimata to the opposing forces, demanding immediate surrender.
The CEO presented the union with a series of ultimata, threatening to terminate all employees if their demands were not met.
The general delivered the ultimata to the enemy commander, giving them 24 hours to evacuate the city.
The hostage-takers issued ultimata, threatening to harm their captives if their demands were not fulfilled.
The government gave the rebels a non-negotiable ultimata: comply with the peace treaty or face severe consequences.
The attackers sent ultimata to the city's mayor, demanding a substantial ransom or they would destroy it.
The rival gangs exchanged ultimata, vowing to escalate the conflict if certain conditions were not met.
The protesters issued ultimata to the authorities, threatening to continue their demonstrations indefinitely unless their grievances were addressed.
The union presented the employer with a series of ultimata, including a demand for a substantial wage increase.
The ultimatum from the terrorists was clear: release their imprisoned leader or they would launch a devastating attack.

of Ultimatum

requisitions, requests, requirements,demands, importunities, provisions, claims, needs,stipulations, desires

No antonyms found.

The president issued ultimata to the opposing forces, demanding immediate surrender.

The CEO presented the union with a series of ultimata, threatening to terminate all employees if their demands were not met.

The general delivered the ultimata to the enemy commander, giving them 24 hours to evacuate the city.

The hostage-takers issued ultimata, threatening to harm their captives if their demands were not fulfilled.