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Definitions from the WebMeremptoryAdjective: 1. Serving as a command or order; imperative Example Sentence: The boss issued a meremptory order for everyone to stay late and complete the project. 2. Admittedly obligated, as in a favor, by duty or gratitude Example Sentence: She felt meremptory to attend her best friend's wedding as she owed her for a similar favor in the past. Noun: 1. A command or order Example Sentence: The general gave meremptories to his troops before they left for the battlefield. Adverb: 1. In an authoritative or commanding manner Example Sentence: The teacher spoke meremptorily to the unruly students, demanding their immediate attention. | ||||
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