peremptorily Antonyms
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Strongest:
Strong:
- bossy
- haughty
- stern
- tyrannical
- regimental
- autocratic
- assumptive
- masterful
- tyrannous
- autocratical
- proud
- imperious
- controlling
- supercilious
- important
- tyrannic
- overbearing
- dictatorial
- disdainful
- despotic
Weak:
- highfalutin
- high-handed
- self-asserting
- imperative
- lofty
- lordly
- conceited
- pompous
- pretentious
- toploftical
- imperial
- vain
- assertive
- all-powerful
- superior
- fastuous
- almighty
- overweening
- huffy
- narcissistic
- dictating
- hifalutin
- directorial
- magisterial
- high-hat
- self-assertive
- presumptuous
- omnipotent
- presuming
- arbitrary
- high-and-mighty
- uppish
- toplofty
- uppity
Meaning of peremptorily
peremptorily (r)
in an imperative and commanding manner
peremptorily (adv.)
In a peremptory manner; absolutely; positively.
peremptorily Sentence Examples
- The CEO peremptorily demanded a meeting with the board of directors.
- The judge peremptorily ordered the defendant to refrain from the property.
- The manager peremptorily dismissed the employee for misconduct.
- The court peremptorily denied the motion to dismiss.
- The boss peremptorily instructed the staff to complete the project by Friday.
- The landlord peremptorily evicted the tenants due to late rent payments.
- The teacher peremptorily ended the discussion, demanding silence from the students.
- The doctor peremptorily prescribed medication to alleviate the patient's pain.
- The security guard peremptorily arrested the trespasser for entering the restricted area.
- The lawyer peremptorily cross-examined the witness, seeking to discredit their testimony.
FAQs About the word peremptorily
in an imperative and commanding mannerIn a peremptory manner; absolutely; positively.
domineering, aggressive,authoritarian, arrogant, commanding, authoritative, bossy, haughty, stern, tyrannical
amenable, meek, unassuming,modest, modest, amenable, unassuming, humble, meek, humble
The CEO peremptorily demanded a meeting with the board of directors.
The judge peremptorily ordered the defendant to refrain from the property.
The manager peremptorily dismissed the employee for misconduct.
The court peremptorily denied the motion to dismiss.
