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61Imperative — Voir L Impératif …
62imperative — adjective 1》 of vital importance. 2》 giving an authoritative command. ↘Grammar denoting the mood of a verb that expresses a command or exhortation, as in come here! noun an essential or urgent thing. ↘a factor that makes something necessary.… …
63imperative — a. 1. Commanding, authoritative, peremptory. 2. Binding, obligatory …
64imperative — adj 1. inescapable, unavoidable, compulsory, mandatory, obligatory, binding, prescriptive; requisite, required, called for, in demand, needful, needed; necessary, vital, indispensable, essential, of the essence; compelling, pressing, urgent,… …
65imperative — im·per·a·tive …
66imperative — n. in ethics, a principle used to direct or guide one s actions. Kantian ethics distinguishes between categorical and hypothetical imperatives. Whereas the latter are merely prudent or expedient and will vary with circumstances, the former are… …
67imperative — adjective Syn: vital, crucial, critical, essential, pressing, urgent Ant: unimportant …
68imperative — Mandatory. See directory …
69imperative — Mandatory. See directory …
70imperative — Mandatory; commanding …
