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The imperative
noun
The grammatical mood expressing an order (see jussive). In English, the imperative form of a verb is the same as that of the bare infinitive.
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The imperative form is a good choice.
The imperative is simple, the consequences fatal.
The imperative is the need for privacy.
The imperative towards crassness, however, runs deeper than this.
The imperative tense is a long time coming".
The imperative to bluff, it turns out, is inherent.
The imperative for preserving it has risen accordingly.
The imperative of gentlemanliness suffuses its age-old laws.
"The imperative should be there are no crony-driven contracts".
The imperative now is to face down Mr Kim.
The imperative is to get this legislation passed and get the spending started right away.
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